The Peer Support Specialist must have been diagnosed with a Mental Health condition, have received Mental Health services and possess the emotional readiness and recovery stability necessary to manage potentially triggering situations
The Peer Support Specialist must demonstrate sufficient stability in their own recovery to effectively support individuals with complex behavioral health needs. The ability to recognize personal triggers, maintain professional boundaries, utilize appropriate coping strategies, and seek supervision when necessary is required.
Must demonstrate sufficient stability in their own recovery to effectively support individuals with complex behavioral health needs. The ability to recognize personal triggers, maintain professional boundaries, utilize appropriate coping strategies, and seek supervision when necessary.
Must complete and achieve ACT 101 training by DCH.
Credentialing & Privileging includes General ACT, Group Therapy, Co-occurring Treatment, and Peer Services Specialist Conference.
Diagnosed with a Mental Health condition and willing to share their experience with others.
High School Diploma Equivalency or better
Driver's License