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Training Institute Peer Specialist Certification Training

Rise Recovery

Core and supplemental training for Mental Health Peer Specialist and Recovery Support Peer Specialist certification pathways.

TexasMental Health and CounselingTraining is administered from Rise Recovery's Bexar County campus and includes published virtual sessions available to eligible participants across Texas.

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How to get help

Register through the official training page for core, Mental Health Peer Specialist or Recovery Support Peer Specialist training. Certification applications are submitted through TCBAP-Certemy after training.

Who this service helps

People with lived experience or who work in behavioral health; core training is required before supplemental training, and the official page specifically states that lived experience is required for Mental Health Peer Specialist supplemental training.

Where this service is available

Service area: Training is administered from Rise Recovery's Bexar County campus and includes published virtual sessions available to eligible participants across Texas.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Cost / fees

Core training is listed at $200. Mental Health Peer Specialist and Recovery Support Peer Specialist supplemental training are each listed at $600 and non-refundable.

About this service

Rise Recovery's Training Institute provides core peer-support training and specialized 40-hour Mental Health Peer Specialist or Recovery Support Peer Specialist training covering lived experience, communication, trauma-informed support, ethics, advocacy, crisis support and wellness.

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