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Peer Professionalism

Peer support thrives on integrity, clarity, and grounded presence. This training helps participants build a strong professional foundation by exploring communication skills across diverse settings and understanding the role of healthy boundaries in ethical peer support.
Format

On demand, self-guided

Price

$12.99

Key Learning Objectives

  • Explore integrity and personal accountability in peer support work.​
  • Define personal and professional boundaries and their role in ethical peer support.​
  • Reflect on key takeaways and test your knowledge throughout the training.

Who Should Attend

  • Certified & non-certified peer support specialists
  • Recovery coaches
  • Individuals exploring peer or recovery coach career pathways
  • Early career direct support professionals, including: Community Health Workers (CHWs), case managers, life skills trainers, frontline support staff in behavioral health or community settings

Upon completion of the training, participants will receive a certificate for 1 continuing education credit and access to digital course resources/materials. 

Meet the Trainer - Brandy Anderson-Willis

Ms. Anderson-Willis has over ten years of experience as a peer support professional. She has honed her skills in peer supervision, managing ethical dilemmas, and navigating peer certification processes. As a seasoned trainer and facilitator, she has led programs such as Alternatives to Suicide Peer Support, crisis peer training, peer supervisor training, and certified peer training for diverse audiences, including those in corrections and court systems. Additionally, she has dedicated her time and expertise to the Bullying & Suicide Prevention and Online Safety Task Force. Ms. Anderson-Willis excels in designing and implementing programs that enhance peer support roles, providing assistance to professionals and organizations embracing recovery coaching, and advocating for the belief that recovery is possible for all.

In the state of Indiana, Ms. Anderson-Willis is recognized as a Certified Peer Support Professional, a Crisis Peer Supervisor, a certified Recovery Coach Professional, and a Recovery Coach Professional Facilitator. She is also an Adverse Childhood Experiences Facilitator, a SASSI Trainer, a Medication-Assisted Recovery Specialist, and a Tobacco Treatment Specialist. Currently, she is pursuing her bachelor’s degree in psychology.