what's new with the tn certified peer recovery specialist program-presentation-vik moore, ms

Tennessee Department of Mental Health andSubstance Abuse Services

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Program

What’s New?2013 CPRS ConferenceOctober 14, 2013Vik Moore, CPRS, ITE, MS

1)History of Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) Program

2)BRSS TACS Grant3)Program Changes Highlights4)CPRS Training 5)CPRS Website-Forms

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6) CPRS Website-Forms7) Continuing Education

Hours8) Substance Use Disorders9) RecoveryWithinReach.org10)Future Plans11)Question Time

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HISTORY OF CPRS

PROGRAM

May 9, 2007

TDMHDD and the Office of Consumer Affairs certify its first Tennessee Certified Peer Specialist.

New state certification program for peers to work as Peer Specialists in community mental health agencies.

History of CPRS Program

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2007TDMHDD receives a Real Choice Systems Change Grant from CMS

380 people become WRAP® Facilitators

6,003 people develop their own personal WRAP® plans


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April 1, 2007

TennCare approves peer support services as provided by a Certified Peer Specialist to be a reimbursable expense in Middle Tennessee.

Opened the door for enhanced employment opportunities and increased marketability.

In August of 2009, services become reimbursable statewide.

August 15, 2007

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issues a formal letter to the states approving the provision of peer support services as a Medicaid reimbursable service.


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2010 Recovery Within Reach website begins. See http://www.recoverywithinreach.org for more details.


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July 1, 2011

The governor approves merger between Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services

Department name changes

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BRSS TACS GRANT

Building Recovery Supports to Scale:Technical Assistance Center Strategy

$50,000 for six monthsTeam of Tennessee policy makers, decision makers, key stakeholders

Policy Academy in Washington, D.C.

BRSS TACS Grant

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Expand program to include peers with lived experience of substance use disorders

Establish a standardized initial training curriculum for all Certified Peer Specialists

Identify training opportunities for supervisors of Peer Specialists

Develop a statewide strategy to educate community behavioral health providers about Peer Specialists

Hire a Peer Recovery Coordinator (Vik Moore)

BRSS TACS Grant

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PROGRAM CHANGES

HIGHLIGHTS

Name Change (CPRS replaces TCPS)Name Change: OCA & Peer Recovery Services

Statewide Training Created April 29, 2013

Continuing Education Requirements (10 hours)

Addition of lived experience with substance use disorders as a CPRS

Program Changes Highlights

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Department’s New Address:5th Floor Andrew Jackson Bldg500 Deaderick StNashville, TN 37243(November 2013)

New Address

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CPRS TRAINING

Meet the Trainers

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Michelle Webster- TAADAS

Sheryl McCormick- Peninsula Behavioral Health

Mark Bresee- Aim Center, MHMCML

SUBSTANCE USE RECOVERY

MENTAL HEALTH RECOVERY

WHOLE HEALTH RECOVERY

TAADAS= Tennessee Association of Alcohol, Drug, & other Addiction Services

MHMCML= My Health My Choice My Life (Statewide Health & Wellness Initiative)

The training lasts for five days, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.

There are two breaks and an hour-long lunch break each day.

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Training

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The training itself is offered at no cost to qualified applicants.

however, travel, lodging, and meals (including lunch and snacks) are your responsibility.


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40 intensive hours of interactive class participation, role-play, self-examination, and testing

The tests average about five multiple-choice questions each

75% must be answered correctly


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HomeworkEach night you will be given homework and reading assignments that will aid in your study for the tests.


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Section 1: WelcomeTraining Agreement

Section 2: HistoryA Brief History of Mental Illness & Substance Use Disorder Treatment

Self-determination & Legal Rights


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Section 3: Peer Recovery Specialists

What Is a Peer Recovery Specialist?

Peer Recovery Specialist Roles & Definitions

What Do Peer Recovery Specialists Do?

Why do Peer Recovery Specialists Do What They Do?


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Section 4: Recovery

A Consensus StatementDefining RecoveryThe Importance of HopeRecovery & the Strengths Perspective

Section 5: Values


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Section 6: CommunicationActive ListeningThe Three Main Components of Active Listening Reflecting Feelings

Awareness of Nonverbal Messages


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Section 6: Communication, continuedParaverbal MessagesParaphrasingUsing Open-Ended QuestionsHelpful PhrasesListening Blocks


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Section 7: Problem SolvingDecision-Making & Problem-Solving

Conflict Resolution


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Section 8: StigmaStigma, Labels & TypesRecognizing & Responding to Stigma

Strategies & Examples


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Section 8: Stigma, continuedPerson-First Language a New Paradigm

Using People First Language is Crucial

Information Sources


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Section 9: Cultural CompetencyBasic DefinitionsCommunication is Key


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Section 10: Health & Wellness(with Mark Bresee from My Health My Choice My Life)

Health & WellnessContributing factors for preventable & premature death

Eight Dimensions of Wellness


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Section 10: Health & Wellness, continued

Habits to Support Physical Wellness

Healthy EatingSleep


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Section 11: Ethics & BoundariesConfidentialityMaking Ethical DecisionsRolesPeer Recovery Specialists & Lived Experience

Peer Support Services & the Vulnerability of Peers & Providers Potential Conflicts & the Risk of Harm


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Section 11: Ethics & Boundaries, continuedEthical ConsiderationsCore Peer Support Values & Ethical Conduct

Self-DisclosureBoundaries Codependency


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Section 12: Trauma-Informed Peer Support

Section 13: Co-occurring Disorders


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Section 14: Motivation & Readiness

What Is Motivation?Readiness to ChangeStages of ChangeTalking about ChangePitfalls to Avoid


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Section 15: DocumentationWhat to documentThings to remember when documenting services

Ethical & Legal IssuesUsing Recovery Language


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Section 16: SupervisionHow Peer Recovery Specialists & Their Supervisors Can Work Together

Ask the ConsumerGive Your Supervisors What They Need to Help You!


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Section 16: Supervision, continuedMake Opportunities for People to Shine

Take Time to Speak OutGuidelines I Use to Manage My Supervisor


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Section 17: Workplace Relationships

Section 18: Self-care & Stress Management


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April 29-May 3 Nashville graduatedMay 20-24 Jackson graduatedJune 17-21 Knoxville graduatedAugust 19-23 Memphis graduatedSeptember 9-13 Chattanooga graduatedOctober 21-25 Johnson City FundedNovember 18-22 Nashville FundedDecember 9-13 Jackson FundedJanuary 13-17, 2014 Nashville FundedMarch 24-28 Knoxville FundedApril 28 May 2 Memphis FundedMay 19-23 Chattanooga FundedJune 23-27 Johnson City PlannedJuly 21-25 Murfreesboro Planned

or Cookeville

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Training-Schedule

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95 GRADS!

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CPRS WEBSITE

FORMS

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Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Website- Forms

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Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Website-Forms

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CPRS Program Guidelines, Standards and Procedures (Handbook)

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Training Application

1-CPRS Program Details (12 pages)

2-CPRS Initial Application Checklist

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Forms

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3-CPRS Initial Application (2 pages)

4-CPRS Employment Summary (2 pages)

5-CPRS Volunteer Summary (2 pages)

6-CPRS Professional Reference (2 pages)

7-CPRS Acknowledgment of Scope of Activities


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8-CPRS Acknowledgment of Code of Ethics

9-CPRS Conservator Status Form

10-CPRS Renewal Application (2 pages)

Duplicate Diploma Request

Request for GED Documents

Proof of Webinar Attendance Procedure

Continuing Education Fact Sheet


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SUBSTANCE USE

DISORDERS

Lived Experience with Psychiatric (Mental Health) Disorders

Lived Experience with Co-occurring Disorders

As of April 29, 2013

ALSO Lived Experience with Substance Use Disorders with no mental health experience

Substance Use Disorders

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CPRS CONTINUING EDUCATION

HOURS (CEHS)

Continuing Education Hours Ten TotalFive LiveFive can be ‘e-media’ basedOne must be in Ethics

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist CEH

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Certified Peer Recovery Specialist CEHs

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http://goo.gl/RZPgwz


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http://www.attcelearn.org/

http://www.magellanhealth.com/training/


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http://training.sprc.org/course/description.php#course3

http://www.softconference.com/dbsa/slist.asp?C=1798


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http://goo.gl/cehMF

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RECOVERY WITHIN REACH

WEBSITE

Recovery Education Recovery Tools Recovery-Based Treatment Recovery From Substance Abuse Peer Support Friends & Caregivers Housing Within Reach Recovery through Employment My Health My Choice My Life Resource Search Recovery Within Art- Gallery

www.recoverywithinreach.org-Headings

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www.recoverywithinreach.org-Housing

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www.recoverywithinreach.org-Transportation

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www.recoverywithinreach.org-LGBTQI

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www.recoverywithinreach.org-Support Groups

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www.recoverywithinreach.org-Veterans Resources

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www.recoverywithinreach.org-Art Gallery

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www.recoverywithinreach.org-Jobortunity Board

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www.recoverywithinreach.org-Jobs

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NASHVILLE Prevention Partnership is hiring for a Peer Recovery Coordinator

KNOXVILLE-Mental Health Association of East Tennessee (Inbound-Outbound Peer Run Call Center)

Peer Recovery Specialist & Part Time Call Center Specialist

KNOXVILLE-Peninsula a Division of Parkwest Medical Center (Recovery Education Center) Program Counselor

www.recoverywithinreach.org-Jobs

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TMHCA-Administrative Assistant MURFREESBORO

PeerLINK Case Manager – MURFREESBORO

Veterans Advocate in NASHVILLE & MURFREESBORO

VA OPENINGS Peer Specialists STATEWIDE

MEMPHIS -Posting Soon- S.O.A.R. Openings In The Memphis Area Stay Tuned!

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FUTURE PLANS

Future Plans

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Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Newsletter (send in your suggestions for the name)

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Mentoring Program

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist Supervisor Training

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QUESTION TIME

?Question Time?

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CPRS Program What’s New?Vik Moore, CPRS, ITE, MS

Peer Recovery CoordinatorOffice of Consumer Affairs & Peer Recovery Services

[email protected](615) 741-7693

http://www.recoverywithinreach.org

5th Floor Andrew Jackson Building

500 Deaderick Nashville, TN 37243

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