FAQ

We strive to make our programs accessible and may offer sliding scales, scholarships, or payment plans for eligible participants. Please feel free to contact us to learn more about available options.

Our programs are built on a foundation of lived experience, professional expertise, and evidence-based practices. We emphasize recovery-oriented care, ethics, and practical skills to create meaningful change.

To register, visit our Courses page and review the training program you’re interested in. Each section includes a “Schedule a Training” button at the top and bottom—clicking this will take you to our contact form, where you can request registration. Training availability varies by season and demand, so we recommend reaching out as soon as you see a program that fits your needs. For group or customized training, contact us directly for assistance.

Yes! We specialize in creating tailored training solutions to address the unique needs of organizations, teams, or specific communities.

We offer flexible training options. Organizations can choose to have training delivered virtually to minimize impact on staff workflow or facilitated in person to maximize team building.

Yes! Many of our courses provide CEUs to help you meet professional educational requirements and advance your career.

Our programs are open to mental health professionals, peer recovery specialists, caregivers, educators, and anyone passionate about improving behavioral health outcomes. Specific eligibility requirements may vary by course.

A Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) is a professional with lived experience in mental health or substance use recovery who provides support, guidance, and encouragement to others on similar journeys. They play a crucial role in fostering hope, resilience, and recovery.