Training
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Ur Storytellers Storytelling Training
Philadelphia Recovery Community Center (PRCC) 1701 W. Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia, United StatesStorytelling is a training facilitated by Ur Storytellers in collaboration with the City of Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual Disability Services (DBHIDS). This training is one of many that are approved as a required prerequisite for applicants who want to pursue the goal of becoming a Certified Peer Specialist. Our goal is to inform the recovery and faith-based communities on how to share their stories and in addition to the importance of sharing them in community settings. This training will be 4 hrs. in length, delivered in a PowerPoint [...]
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Assisting an Adult Child in Moving Beyond Addiction
PRO-ACT 1701 W Lehigh Ave, Philadelphia, United States3-Session Skill Building Workshop for parents, friends and loved ones of someone who is struggling with substance abuse. Learn effective skills and proven methods that will effectively assist your loved one while caring for yourself and maintining safe boundaries.
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Assisting an Adult Child in Moving Beyond Addiction
PRO-ACT 1701 W Lehigh Ave, Philadelphia, United States3-Session Skill Building Workshop for parents, friends and loved ones of someone who is struggling with substance abuse. Learn effective skills and proven methods that will effectively assist your loved one while caring for yourself and maintining safe boundaries.
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Certified Peer Specialist Virtual Information Session
Virtual 701 Market Street, Suite 5200, Philadelphia, PA 19106, Philadelphia, United StatesDBHIDS Certified Peer Specialist Virtual Information Session Join us July 31 from 9:45 a.m. to noon to learn more about Certified Peer Specialist training and state requirements, program overview, Mental Health Partnerships, and volunteer opportunities. Certified Peer Specialists (CPS) identify as having behavioral health challenges (mental health and/or substance use). A CPS supports others in their recovery process. This relationship between peers is one of mutual trust and respect moving toward a more meaningful life in recovery.
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