by Danielle Donaldson | Jul 2, 2026 | Continuing Education, News
Blog What Peer Recovery Specialists Need From Supervision When we asked peer recovery specialists what makes supervision truly helpful, one theme stood out: meaningful supervision is built on trust, respect, and a genuine understanding of the peer role. Several...
by Danielle Donaldson | May 1, 2026 | Continuing Education, News
Blog What Peer Recovery Specialists Learn the Hard Way People come into peer recovery work because they care. They want to help. What many do not expect is how much the role asks of them in return. One of the first surprises is documentation. It is not occasional. It...
by Chris Newcomb | Oct 4, 2022 | Advocacy, Continuing Education, News, Resources
Blog ADHD: Look! A Squirrel! I’ve always liked squirrels. As a kid, I would lay in bed looking out the window reading (pay close attention to those last few words there for a hint about this article) and would be fascinated by how quickly they could jump from...
by Chris Newcomb | Sep 28, 2022 | Advocacy, Continuing Education, News
Blog I Think I’ll Stay *Warning* The following article discusses issues surrounding suicidal ideation. The article is written to discuss and consider ways to serve peers who struggle in this way. If this subject may be a trigger for you, please use self-care and...
by Chris Newcomb | Aug 24, 2022 | Advocacy, Continuing Education, News, Resources
Blog Essentially, It’s Essential! In this fast-paced world, it is very important to ‘up-level’ our skills in order to move ahead. In the digital age, basic office skills are non-negotiable across the business spectrum, both for-profit and non-profit....
