Project ECHO Peer Recovery Support Specialists Session

Program Overview

Peer recovery support specialists are people who have both experienced addiction and stable recovery who assist others experiencing similar situations. Research has demonstrated that peer support reduces the use of illicit substances and relapse rates, increases treatment retention, and improves relationships with providers and social supports. Peer recovery support specialists are people who have both experienced addiction and stable recovery who assist others experiencing similar situations. Research has demonstrated that peer support reduces the use of illicit substances and relapse rates, increases treatment retention, and improves relationships with providers and social supports.

Topics Covered

• Pathways to Recovery
• Unique Peer Challenges
• Co-Occuring Diseases
• Cultural Competancy
• Harm Reducation

Target Audience

• Peer Support Specialists
• Peer Support Supervisors
• Providers
• Social Workers
• Counselors

Accreditation Information

One Hour Credit of NAADAC Approved CE is available per session. Not a CHW CEU.

Certification & Credits

A certificate with one hour of NAADAC approved education will be issued after each session for those attending the required amount of time. Not a CHW CEU.

Contact Information

If you are interested in joining or would like more information about our Peers ECHO, please email, Phillip Hudson hudsonph@musc.edu.