Recovery Edge, Inc.
presents the
Innovative Training Institute of America
Recovery Edge offers a total of nineteen recovery and peer support trainings delivered by highly knowledgeable and motivational facilitators. All of our trainings are presented by a team of two trainers. Our trainers are passionate about recovery, and take a great deal of pride in presenting our material as experts of the specific subject matter. Recovery Edge stands by our integrity. Our team of trainers model professionalism, while ensuring all of our trainings are educational, entertaining and a fun-filled learning experience to keep the passion of recovery at the forefront.
We have recently developed a 2-Day training titled "Standard of Facilitation," a curriculum designed to train future trainers and to refresh/fine tune facilitation skills. We would love the opportunity to send you a complete listing of all our trainings with in-depth training descriptions and contract information. For more information, please send an email to jen@recoveryedge.org.
Here are some sample trainings:
Standardized Forensic Peer Specialist Training
To accommodate employers, the 5-Day training has now become a 4-day training series with a final day of virtual testing. It elaborates on the comprehensive skills, practices, principles, competencies and ethics of Forensic Peer Support. This training series is open to Certified Peer and Recovery Specialists, and anyone with a Bachelor's Degree in a Human Service or Criminal Justice. After attending this training you will have a fundamental understanding of inter-personal skills needed to provide peer support to individuals involved in the criminal justice system. Forensic Peer Support is Peer Support with a twist, and this training will further enhance the practices and principles of traditional Peer Support.
Objectives
1. Define Forensic Peer Support
2. Define TRACIM Model of Forensic Peer Support
3. Educate individuals to the specific Competencies, Practices and Principles of Forensic Peer Support
4. Forensic Peer Support Ethics & Cultural Intellect
5. B.R.I.C.C.S a forensic WRAP (Building Recovery in Community Corrections & Supports)
Goals
1. Reduce the gaps between the complicated cross-system merging of the mental health and criminal justice systems
2. Educate PA Certified Peer Specialist's with the enhanced practices of Forensic Peer Support
3. Solidify the impact competent Forensic Peer Support may have on eliminating recidivism of mental health/co-occurring individuals
4. Reduce the impact and reverse the role trauma plays in the high recidivism rates of mental health/co-occurring individuals
5. Eliminate the opportunity for crisis during the intensive and overwhelming re-entry process
Curriculum at a Glance
Code of Ethics | Cultural Intellect | Shared-Disclosure | Forensic Active Listening | Forensic Engagement Measures | Chain of Surrender | Code of Practice | Points of Connection | Conflict Resolution | JEBLED Inmate Code | Sequential Intercept Model | BRICCS a forensic WRAP | Louis Model to Emancipation including Grati-Mancitology | TRACIM Model of Forensic Peer Support, Phases I through III including TRU Criminalization and the Intercept Matrix | Triadic Recovery Approach | Proper Documentation and Goal Planning (SMART)
For more information, email jen@recoveryedge.org.
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Peer Support within the Criminal Justice System
This 3 day training focuses on the Sequential Intercept Model and targets a large population of professionals, family members and consumers. Anyone who may be involved with the criminal justice system transformation process and would like to learn more about forensic diversion opportunities and available or needed supports for employees from judges and correctional officers to probation and attorneys, incarcerated individuals as well as family members, this 3 day intensive training is for you. Also available in 8 hour or 3 hour synopsis versions.
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W.R.A.P. Wellness Recovery Action Plan 3 day Training
Our 3 day WRAP training is a recovery training open to a limitless population of participants and focuses on Mary Ellen Copeland's Five Key Concepts and a descriptive breakdown of all seven parts of WRAP. This training as proven to be a turning point in many lives and truly presents an empowering opportunity for everyone. This training is a person-centered experience and places an emphasis on the fact that recovery is not only possible, but available and highly probable for everyone.
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Forensic W.R.A.P. A Wellness Recovery Action Plan for Individuals in Prison or Involved Within The Criminal Justice System
This 8 hour training is a specific WRAP training and consists of all the same components as our 3 day WRAP training with the added specialty of Forensic features. All participants must meet one of the following requirements: posses a 3 day/18 hour WRAP certificate or currently work in the criminal justice system or have a family member involved in forensics or currently be involved in peer support.
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T.R.A.C.I.M. Trauma Recovery And Crisis Intercept Matrix
TRACIM is our trademark 2 day training and focuses on Forensic Peer Support. We have developed this matrix in correspondence with Intercepts 3, 4 and 5 from the Sequential Intercept Model and TRACIM consists of Phases 1 through 3. Phase 1 starts while the individual receiving services is incarcerated and has been established from lived experience and numerous interviews. Phase 2 concentrates on bridging the gaps between re-entry and community supports, corrections and treatment while Phase 3 hopes to eliminate recidivism with an empowering process of emancipation from a system of dependence. TRACIM is also available in an 8 hour training and 3 hour synopsis version.
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Mental Health Recovery: A Mary Ellen Copeland Curriculum
This 8 hour training has a targeted population of mental health professionals and consumers and focuses on all aspects of mental health recovery and a diverse look at many types of treatments available. We will take a close look at multiple topics and discuss alternative approaches to treatment and define recovery from a providers view, a consumers view and a combination of the two.
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