Henderson: Peer Recovery Support Specialist Training

This Peer Recovery Support Specialist (PRSS) course was designed to equip individuals in recovery with the foundational knowledge and tools needed to provide peer recovery support and recovery coaching to individuals struggling with substance use, problem gambling, and mental health. You will learn how to apply these tools in clinical and non-clinical settings. After completing this course, you will have fulfilled the educational requirement to obtain state certification as a Certified Peer Recovery Suport Specialist through the Nevada Certification Board.

• In person, April 20th through 24th, from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM each day
• 46 hours, including 40 instructor-led hours and 6 hours of independent learning
• Covers essential skills and knowledge focused on the four domains of peer work: Advocacy, Mentoring/Education, and Recovery/Wellness Support, and Ethical Responsibility
• Cost of $249.99
• Scholarships are available for all residents of Henderson

About Scholarships

To obtain a scholarship for the course, which will cover all course fees and materials, please reach out to [email protected]. You will be asked to provide some sort of documentation that you live in Henderson. You may also provide proof that you work in the behavioral health workforce in Henderson. Once received, you will be provided with a promo code that covers 100% of the cost of the training.

This course covers the core competencies of peer support in the four domains of peer work: advocacy, mentoring and education, recovery and wellness support, and ethical responsibility. You will learn how to effectively advocate for individuals and foster self-advocacy skills, be provided with strategies to support individuals in achieving and maintining whole health and wellness, and explore the skills you need to build meaningful connections and walk alongside peers in their recovery process.

Though not required to take this course, PRSS certification through the Nevada Certification Board requires NV residency, a high school diploma or quivalent, and lived experience in recovery from substance use, mental health, or problem gambling. To find out more, visit the NV Certification Board directly at nevadacertboard.org.

Take the first step towards becoming a Peer Recovery Support Specialist. Enroll today and take part in this transformative experience that will empower you to help others through their recovery journeys.

Questions? Contact us at [email protected]

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