Peer Program Consultation
InSight Peer Support seeks to provide expert and experienced guidance and support to treatment providers, recovery community organizations, and transitional living facilities in an effort to develop and implement effective peer-based interventions and strategies.
InSight Peer Support consultation services will:
- Review program goals and objectives.
- Assess the effectiveness of current interventions, and identify areas for improvement.
- Provide guidance on program development and implementation, offer feedback on program outcomes and participant feedback.
- Provide grant writing and grant management support and consultation.
- Provide ongoing support to ensure that the program remains effective and responsive to needs of those in recovery.
We can identify potential barriers to successful peer-based interventions, and strategies for building a supportive community within your organization.
Let InSight Peer Support help you develop a successful program that can support individuals in their addiction recovery journey.
Peer Staffing
Let InSight Peer Support find the RIGHT Peer for your program.
Let InSight Peer Support recruit, train, and place individuals with lived experience from addiction and recovery as peer support specialists in your agency. We can help you to find and hire trained peer recovery support specialists.
Peer Support Specialist may work in a variety of settings, including addiction treatment facilities, community-based organizations, and other healthcare settings.
InSight Peer Support can provide a range of services, including:
- Recruitment: InSight can actively recruit individuals who have completed State core training to work at your agency.
- Training and Certification: InSight has one of NWA's only local Peer Recovery Peer Supervisor. InSight provides the support, guidance and supervision required to complete the certification process. InSight can ensure that the peer support specialists have the knowledge and skills necessary to provide effective support to individuals in recovery.
- Staff Placement: InSight helps addiction treatment facilities and other organizations to find and hire trained peer support specialists to provide support and guidance to individuals in recovery.
- Ongoing Support: InSight will provide ongoing support to peer support specialists, including continuing education and professional development opportunities.
Partnering with InSight Peer Support can help ensure that you have access to qualified peer support specialists who have the necessary skills and experience to provide effective support to individuals in recovery. It can also reduce the time and resources needed to recruit, train, and hire peer support specialists, allowing you to focus on your core mission of helping individuals in recovery achieve long-term success.
Peer Supervision
InSight Peer Support can provide Peer Supervision
In the state of Arkansas, peer support specialists are required to receive regular supervision to ensure they are providing effective support to their peers and adhering to professional standards.
Peer support specialist supervision is important for several reasons.
- It helps to ensure that peer support specialists are providing appropriate support to their peers.
- Supervisors can help peer support specialists identify areas where they may need additional training or support, and provide guidance on how to handle challenging situations.
- Supervision helps to ensure that peer support specialists are adhering to professional standards and ethical guidelines. Peer support specialists are often working with vulnerable populations, and it is important that they conduct themselves in a professional and ethical manner at all times.
- Peer support specialist supervision can help to prevent burnout and compassion fatigue. Peer support specialists may be exposed to intense emotional situations, and it is important that they have a support system in place to help them cope with the stresses of their job.
Peer support specialist supervision is typically provided by a Certified Peer Recovery Peer Supervisor (PRPS). Peer support specialists are required to receive 25 hours of direct supervision, and their supervisors are responsible for monitoring their performance, providing feedback, and ensuring that they are adhering to professional standards.
Peer supervision is an important aspect of ensuring that individuals with mental health and substance use disorders receive effective and compassionate support from their peers.
