Training schedule

RI’s comprehensive curriculum, is based on the best practices toolkit provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

RI’s comprehensive curriculum, is based on the best practices toolkit provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) “Crisis Response Team Training has been approved by NBCC for NBCC credit. RI International is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. NBCC Approval No. SP-4195.”

Peer Support has quickly become an important part of behavioral health and integrated care services. Learning how to best utilize peer supporter services on your teams will achieve the best outcomes.

Throughout this training participants will learn and demonstrate an understanding of adult learning principles and retention strategies to design and deliver instruction that maximizes learning transfer.

Our Certified Peer/Recovery Support Specialist Training, which we call Peer Employment Training (PET), is recognized around the world. To date, we have trained over 15,000+ individuals worldwide.

Our Certified Peer/Recovery Support Specialist Training, which we call Peer Employment Training (PET), is recognized around the world. To date, we have trained over 15,000+ individuals worldwide.

This training is designed for Certified Peer Support Specialists who want to improve their knowledge of the recovery language and how to use it effectively.

Wellness in the Workplace is a 4-hour interactive training designed to provide Certified Peer Support Providers (CPSSs) with practical strategies to promote wellness in the workplace.

This course equips you with the tools and skills needed to create a safe, compassionate environment where individuals can openly discuss sensitive topics. By focusing on effective communication, active listening, and trauma-informed approaches, you’ll learn how to build trust and support individuals facing complex challenges.

Utilizing a "recovery environment attitude"—focused on healing, growth, and empowerment—CPSSs can guide their peer partners in creating personal recovery environments that support their recovery journey.