LEGACY SITE: This site contains iNAPS deliverables from the 2010-2014 grant.
Recovery to Practice is a
SAMHSA-Funded Project to bring recovery principles into behavioral healthcare.
“Recovery-oriented practices are based on an appreciation of each person’s right to determine, to author, his or her own life [and of] the central role that choice plays in defining who and what we are … Implementing high-quality and effective psychiatric rehabilitation and other evidence-based practices is not enough to accomplish transformation if the status and role of people in recovery is not also dramatically transformed from that of a passive ‘mental patient’ to that of an empowered citizen.” — Recovery to Practice Project Director Larry Davidson. Ph.D.
As one of the professional associations awarded a contract under Recovery to Practice, iNAPS has created an innovative and collaborative continuing education curriculum for experienced peer support providers….
Recovery to Practice
Next Steps
Continuing Education for Peer Support Providers
Four Part Video Series:
Implementing Peers in the Workplace
Excerpt 1 – 1:00 min. (Definition of Peer Supporter)
Excerpt 2 – 3:00 min. (Job Descriptions and Titles)
Module 1:
Peer Support and an Overview of the Recovery to Practice Training
Module 2:
Description and Roles of the Peer Supporter
Module 3:
Integration of the Medical and Recovery Models Through Peer Support
Module 4:
Issues that Help and Hinder Implementation
Webinar – Broadcast on April 25, 2014
A Guided Tour of the iNAPS Recovery to Practice training materials and Collaborative Learning philosophy
Visit the Curriculum page for more about this new continuing education opportunity for experienced peer support providers.
To learn more about the full project, go to http://www.samhsa.gov/recoverytopractice
Click here to return to the iNAPS home page (http://www.inaops.org)
Recovery To Practice - Peer Specialist Discipline 