Peer Support Certification
What is a peer support?
A peer support worker, also known as a peer specialist, is a person with significant life-altering experience.
This is also referred to as "lived experience". These individuals provide help to others who with have struggles pertaining to mental health, psychological trauma or substance use.
Our credentialing as a Peer Support Specialist is recognized around the world.
Peer Support Specialists can work across a number of areas in the mental health system. This can include public, community and private settings.
Their most common role is peer support, which is directly supporting people who are experiencing mental illness by sharing their lived experience.
How do I become a qualified Peer Support Specialist?
REN's engaging and dynamic training will provide you with knowledge, skills and tools to assist you in your recovery journey. Along with a new set of skills, RST allows you to become credentialed as a Peer Support Specialist.
Contact our RST Instructors at (602) 248-0368