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4HR Medication Supported Recovery
Support informed choice, reduce stigma, and strengthen recovery through peer-centered medication supported recovery practices.
Training Details
Training Length:
4Hrs
Cost:
$100
Time:
3:00 AM
7:00 PM
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CE / Approval Info
Intitial CRPA & CARC Certification
About This Training
Medication Supported Recovery (MSR) is a 4-hour training designed for CRPA, and CARC candidates to build awareness of medications used in substance use disorder recovery while centering peer ethics, person-centered practice, and multiple pathways of recovery. This training emphasizes the peer recovery professional’s role in supporting individuals who use, consider, or choose not to use medication as part of their recovery, without providing clinical guidance or medical advice.
Participants will explore recovery-oriented language, stigma and bias, shared decision-making, ethical boundaries, and collaboration with treatment providers. The training reinforces autonomy, advocacy, harm reduction principles, and recovery capital while remaining clearly within the scope of peer recovery support. Emphasis is placed on non-judgmental engagement, informed choice, and supporting individualized recovery goals in diverse settings and stages of recovery.
Learning Objectives
Create practical SMART goals that support individualized recovery planning.
Explain Medication Supported Recovery using recovery-oriented, non-stigmatizing language.
Describe MSR as one of many valid pathways to recovery.
Clarify the peer role, ethical boundaries, and scope of practice when discussing medications.
Identify common medication categories used to support recovery without providing medical advice.
Use peer-appropriate, autonomy-supportive language when responding to questions about medication.
Recognize and challenge stigma related to medication-supported recovery.
Apply shared decision-making and advocacy strategies that support choice, recovery capital, and self-determination.