This 20-hour foundational training fulfills the education requirement for the Peer Supervision Professional (PSP) certification, developed in alignment with the ASAP-NYCB Peer Supervision Professional Role Delineation Study (2023). Designed for individuals from any professional discipline who supervise peer recovery professionals in substance use disorder (SUD) service settings, this competency-based training builds knowledge, skills, and confidence in effective, ethical peer supervision. Participants will learn to integrate recovery-oriented principles into supervisory practice, foster peer role integrity, and create supportive environments that promote professional growth and ethical accountability. Core topics include supervision models, communication and feedback, ethics and boundaries, documentation, performance evaluation, and role distinction between clinical and peer functions.

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This Training Focuses On: 

 

Supervision Skills

Develop effective approaches to guiding, supporting, and evaluating peer staff.

Leadership Development

Strengthen your ability to lead with clarity, consistency, and confidence.

Navigating Challenges

Learn how to respond to complex situations, staff needs, and workplace dynamics.

Ethical & Professional Practice

Apply ethical decision-making within supervisory and leadership roles.​​