Faces & Voices of Recovery invites the recovery community to a FREE virtual training sponsored by theĀ Opioid Response Network.
Thursday, February 22: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM CST
In this session, we will explore topics such as morals, values, healthy boundaries and governing behaviors which are pertinent to work as a recovery support service provider. This engaging conversation will allow you to begin to understand how federal, state and local laws along with your personal core values, impact your organization as well as your community. (1 hour training.)
Faces & Voices of Recovery invites the recovery community to a FREE virtual training sponsored by theĀ Opioid Response Network.
Thursday, February 8th: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM CST
Compassion Fatigue is real and prevalent for those working in the human services field or any other role that is focused on caring for others. It is now considered an organizational contagion. Its insidious quality can corrode the individualās emotional, mental and physical health. It also can destroy relationships, family and career. If compassion fatigue is not recognized and addressed, it can lead into complete burnout. This training is essential for anyone working with vulnerable populations. Many people who have chosen to work in this field have experiential expertise in trauma. This elevates the for developing compassion fatigue. Compassion Fatigue can be detrimental to their emotional, physical and mental health. Learn about the risks, symptoms and solutions to keep you healthy and balanced while you help others. Donāt let the ācost of caringā take away the very reason you came into this field. (1 hour training.)
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NAADAC is happy to offer free addiction-specific education through its Free Webinar Series. Ā The 2023Ā Free Webinar Series releases two live webinars per month, which are then captured and made available for future viewing in NAADAC’s Free On-Demand Webinar Library. Click here for more information.
Thursday December 7th: 1:00 – 2:00 CST
Faces & Voices of Recovery invites the recovery community to a FREE virtual training sponsored by the Opioid Response Network.
Thriving organizations make work enjoyable, have higher employee retention and constantly strive to be the best for the communities they serve!Ā This session will give you an overview of what a healthy work environment looks like, practical ways to reduce workplace conflict and turnover and allow you to apply new skills to support staff and volunteer wellness. 1-hour Virtual Learning Community.Ā Ā
Presenter: Alexia Jones
December 4th- 8th
WRAPĀ® II FACILITATOR TRAINING:
This course models the behavior of a facilitator in a WRAP class and stresses authenticity and unconditional high regard, as well as a strong set of Values and Ethics to guide your work. Attendees are expected to have a solid working knowledge of WRAP and share their experiential knowledge of how WRAP can work. This training is appropriate for anyone who:
1. Would like to lead WRAP groups.
2. Work with others to develop their own WRAP.
3. Give presentations on mental health recovery related issues to groups or organizations.
The 5-day WRAP Facilitator training provides an experiential learning environment based on mutuality. Attendees in this course will be expected to participate in interactive learning activities and demonstrate their own experience with WRAP, have a familiarity with the different parts of WRAPĀ® , and provide a WRAPĀ® I certificate completed in an individual WRAPĀ® I training, or in 2 to 3-day Seminar I (WRAP I) course or workshop, or 8 to 12-week Seminar I (WRAP I) group or workshop – which must have been taught by a WRAPĀ® II Facilitator or Advanced Level WRAPĀ® Facilitator.
Pre-Readings are required and are emailed to registrants prior to the training. You must submit a copy of the WRAP I certificate to be accepted for this training. This course also includes 1-hour training on āValues and Ethicsā which can be used towards CPRS certification; the total course offers 36 continuing education hours.
During this training we will be practicing social distancing and COVID -19 safety protocols; Be prepared to wear facial masks and gloves when requested and have temperatures taken daily.
Contact Jordan Young at jyoung1@tmhca-tn.org or 615-920-2349 for questions regarding this training.
