Peer 2 Peers
If you want to become a Certified Recovery Peer Advocate the New York State, you first have to take an OASAS approved educational curriculum that consists of 46 hours of instruction. This curriculum is broken into two segments- The Recovery Coach Academy and Ethical Considerations.
OASAS is the regulatory agency that oversees and supports all recovery, treatment, and prevention services in New York State. Here is some information from them about what Certified Recovery Peer Advocate are and where they work. Since this is a professional state grated certification, all credentialing is through The New York Certification Board.
It is time to take your story back and use it to help someone else. If you want to become a peer, your next step is taking The Recovery Coach Academy and Ethical Considerations.
If you are looking for skill enhancement services, please check out the other training listed below.