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Advanced Advocacy Skills

Advanced Advocacy Skills

$10.00

CEU Units available: 1

This course provides Peer Support Specialists with an opportunity to explore methods of encouraging consumers to engage in systemic advocacy. Utilizing principles of self-advocacy and individual advocacy, the Peer Support Specialist will be introduced to relevant information, approaches, and strategies that can be used to empower the consumer to seek

systems-level changes. Leaners will be introduced to different methods of systemic advocacy, the role of the peer support specialist in systemic advocacy and be introduced to concepts that aim to increase the leaner’s confidence in supporting a consumer who is interested in engaging in systemic advocacy.

Cultural and Structural Competency in a Changing World

Cultural and Structural Competency in a Changing World

$20.00

CEU Units available: 2

This course provides Peer Support Specialists with an opportunity to explore the principles of cultural and structural humility. In building upon concepts of culture, cultural identity, social institutions, and more, learners will be encouraged to move forward with concepts of competency to develop an approach of humility. In doing so, learners will be able to distinguish between competency and humility as they develop an understanding of the history of cultural humility, what characterizes cultural and structural humility, and how this relates to the work of the peer support specialist

 

Digital Fluency in Peer Support

Digital Fluency in Peer Support

$20.00

CEU Units available: 2

This 2-hour course explores principles of digital fluency, building upon skills associated in digital literacy, and discusses disparities in access to digital resources among underserved populations. By the end of this course, leaners will be able to identity key skills associated with digital fluency, identify the relevance of digital fluency in the role of the Peer Support Specialist, and be introduced to concepts that aim to increase the leaner’s confidence in using digital tools when supporting a consumer.

Harm Reduction

Harm Reduction

$15.00

CEU Units available: 1.5hr

This 1.5-hour course covers the impact of opioids, particularly fentanyl, on the current overdose epidemic and provides steps for responding to suspected opioid overdoses. Participants will learn about the mechanism of action of naloxone, how to administer it effectively, and the importance of understanding the signs of an opioid overdose. Participants will learn harm reduction approaches and philosophies that support individuals in recovery, enhance engagement in treatment, and elevate the effectiveness of existing evidence-based practice. The course also includes information on safer use supplies, barriers to substance use disorder treatment, and non-punitive response strategies to support ongoing treatment goals.

Integrative Role of Consumers with Families

Integrative Role of Consumers with Families

$20.00

CE Units Available: 2

This course explores the role of families in SUD and mental health treatment, highlighting the impact of family dynamics on recovery. Participants will analyze strategies for family engagement, discuss common challenges, and practice boundary-setting techniques. Additionally, this training will emphasize the ethical considerations and confidentiality aspects of involving families in treatment.

Law & Ethics Pt. 2

Law & Ethics Pt. 2

$30.00

CE Units Available:

This 3-hour course continues the topic of professional ethics, and personal and professional boundaries. It also distinguishes between cultural competency and cultural humility, and covers implicit biases, responding to discrimination, recognizing countertransference and burnout, and 42 C.F.R. Part 2 laws

Law & Ethics Pt.1

Law & Ethics Pt.1

$30.00

CEU Units available: 3

This 3-hour course covers the principles of professional ethics, the Peer Support Specialist Code of Ethics, personal and professional boundaries, examples and case study analyses, updated 2024 Peer Support confidentiality laws, HIPAA laws and common questions and answers about HIPAA, and reflection activities to promote engagement with the course content.

Professional Growth and Ethics

Professional Growth and Ethics

$20.00

CE Units Available: 20

The professional growth and ethics course will review the role morals, ethics and values play in Peer Support. Students will explore how ethical dilemmas might show up in the field and how the CalMHSA code of ethics can be utilized as tool to guide them through these situations. The course will investigate the evolution of medical ethics and how peers can leverage their own value system in any areas where the professional code of ethics fall short.

Trauma Informed Care in Practice

Trauma Informed Care in Practice

$20.00

CE Units Available: 2

This CEU training provides a comprehensive overview of trauma-informed care, equipping participants with the knowledge and skills to support individuals who have experienced trauma. The course begins with an exploration of trauma, including the differences between acute, chronic, and complex trauma, as well as the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) on long-term health and well-being. Participants will learn to apply the Four R’s of trauma-informed care—Realize, Recognize, Respond, and Resist Re-traumatization—to create safe, welcoming, and supportive environments for clients. The training also highlights key concepts such as the Pillars of Wellbeing and the Social Determinants of Health, helping students understand how systemic and environmental factors shape trauma and recovery. By the end of the training, students will be able to confidently integrate trauma-informed practices into their work, ensuring a compassionate and holistic approach to client care.

Working with Patients with Co-Occurring Disorders

Working with Patients with Co-Occurring Disorders

$20.00

CE Units Available: 2 

This 2-hour CEU course covers the identification, assessment, and treatment of co-occurring disorders. Students will learn about common diagnoses, screening tools, and integrated treatment models while addressing ethical considerations and confidentiality challenges. Through video lectures and case studies, students will develop practical skills for supporting individuals with dual diagnoses