Reply to "Looking for TI training curriculums for peer specialists"

Nkem NdefoMember

Darby Penney posted:
I'm one of the authors of the trauma-informed peer support curriculum guide that Robert Olcott refers to above that appears on the NASMHPD website and was developed under SAMHSA's National Center on Trauma-Informed Care. With one of my co-authors, I also provide trauma-informed peer supports (TIPS) training as a consultant.
Intentional Peer Support, developed by Shery Mead, which Robert Olcott also mentions, is a wonderful peer support training, but it doesn't specifically focus on trauma-informed approaches.

Thank you so much! We've found your Engaging Women guide and the 2014 webinars to be invaluable. We're excited to have found the TIPS training guide now! Thank you for all of your work!

5/6/186:06 PM

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