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National Practice Guidelines

Specific guidance for supervisors to uphold the values of peer support. In 2012, N.A.P.S. embarked upon an inclusive process, with assistance from a panel convened by SAMHSA, to establish Practice Standards for the emerging profession of Peer Support, as a first step in a possible national credential. In 2019, N.A.P.S. introduced a revised version of the…

N.A.P.S. Statement in Support of Reproductive Rights

The National Association of Peer Supporters (N.A.P.S.) recognizes bodily and reproductive autonomy as fundamental rights that all human beings deserve and which deserve to be protected. This can include making decisions about which treatments to participate in, which medications to take, and the right to a safe and legal abortion. The Supreme Court’s recent decision…

N.A.P.S. Stands in Support of Gender Affirming Care

National Association of Peer Supporters Stands in Support of Gender Affirming Care for Queer, Trans, and Gender Non-Conforming and Non-Binary Youth In light of the recent letters from the Governor and Attorney General of Texas which suggest that providing gender-affirming health care to transgender youth can constitute child abuse we, the National Association of Peer…

Webinar Archive

Webinar Archive An archive of all our webinar content for continuing education. Webinars allow us at N.A.P.S. to actively support your peer supporter and career development. For each webinar you complete, you will receive a certificate confirming your participation, and indicating the accrual of 1 contact hour for Continuing Education Purposes. If you have a…