Peer-Led Alternatives Training: Empowering Black Male Peer Support Specialists: Building Resilience and Strength in Community Care

Topic: Empowering Black Male Peer Support Specialists: Building Resilience and Strength in Community Care

Description: This transformative training is designed to address the unique challenges faced by Black men in peer support roles while leveraging their strengths to create positive community impact. It provides culturally specific tools and strategies to foster resilience, advocate for mental health equity, and strengthen professional effectiveness in supporting individuals and communities.

Trainer: Steven J. Henry

The purpose of this training series is to offer an opportunity to members to learn alternative practices, approaches, and ideas, that are rooted in the refreshed mission and vision of the National Association of Peer Supporters. This will be a chance for members to learn more about the direction in which N.A.P.S. is moving, build skills and knowledge, and earn continuing education credits. Each training will last 90 minutes and will incorporate knowledge sharing, participant engagement, and more.