TRAININGS

Illness Management Recovery is an Evidence Based Program offers guidance to on developing illness-management and recovery mental health programs that emphasize personal goal setting and actionable strategies for recovery. The toolkit includes 10 booklets on program development.

Program facilitator utilizes a unique Participants Choice format to share information

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP®) is an Evidence Based Program
WRAP® workshops provide a step-by-step process to identify and reduce unhealthy behaviors and patterns. Once those patterns are known, we create specifically designed plans to intervene as quickly as possible to avoid the pitfalls of the past, and further disruption to the present. WRAP® helps determine what is needed to nurture wellness on a daily basis, and learn the value of supports and how to use them most effectively.

WRAP® classes are facilitated by people who have lived and worked WRAP® in their own lives, have seen the benefits, and who have been specially trained to facilitate WRAP® classes.

Duration: WRAP® is offered in a number of formats ranging from intensive two-day classes to shorter, multi-week sessions. Two-day trainings for businesses and organizations are available at our location or yours.

Please contact WV Recovers for WV WRAP Connections to schedule a WRAP® training and inquire about workshop pricing or the WRAP® program.

Program facilitator utilizes a unique Participants Choice format to share information

Whole Health Action Management (WHAM) is an Evidence Based Program training program and peer support group model developed by CIHS to encourage increased resiliency, wellness, and self-management of health and behavioral health among people with mental illnesses and substance use disorders.

WRAP® classes are facilitated by people who have lived and worked WRAP® in their own lives, have seen the benefits, and who have been specially trained to facilitate WRAP® classes.

Please contact WV Recovers for WV WRAP Connections to schedule a WRAP® training and inquire about workshop pricing or the WRAP® program.

How to Arrange for Trainings:

Trainings may be arranged through allies of WV Recovers on a regional basis or programs directly from WV Recovers

WV Recovers Planned Training/Events:

2/2-2/5/23- Boundaries & Ethics BBH Model 16 hour- zoom-noon-4:30 4 days x 4 four hr. training Donations will be requested

2/6-10/23- PRSS Core Training (McShinn Curriculum) - 30 hour First Steps Wellness & Recovery Center Huntington-
2/13-14/23- WRAP Seminar I (Develop your own WRAP) BOMAR Club- Closed event 16 hrs. Recovery & Wellness

3/6-10 & 13-14/23 WVARRs Recovery Coach Academy & Boundaries and Ethics Charleston W

3/9/23- Trauma & The Criminal System- 1.5 hr. advocacy 4-5:30pm Donations will be requested

4/24-28/23 WRAP Sem. II (Facilitator Training) Charleston WV tba

Other Training Options:

Marshall University Peer Hub: https://wvbhtraining.org/peerhub/trainings

Wellness Recovery Action Plan Seminar I (WRAP®) is an Evidence Based Program
WRAP® co-facilitated workshops provide a step-by-step process to identify and reduce unhealthy behaviors and patterns. Once those patterns are known, we create specifically designed plans to intervene as quickly as possible to avoid the pitfalls of the past, and further disruption to the present. WRAP® helps determine what is needed to nurture wellness on a daily basis, and learn the value of supports and how to use them most effectively.

WRAP® classes are facilitated by people who have lived and worked WRAP® in their own lives, have seen the benefits, and who have been specially trained to facilitate WRAP® classes.

WRAP® Seminar II trainings are co-facilitated by currently certified Advanced Level Facilitators (ALF) This five day intensive training qualifies participants to be international co-facilitators of Seminar I groups.

Please contact WV Recovers or WV WRAP Connections fb page to schedule a WRAP® training and inquire about workshop pricing or the WRAP® program.

Program facilitator utilizes a unique Participants Choice format to share information. Click WV Recovers for more!

Community Inclusion:

Peer Roles in Promoting Inclusion and Participation. For more click below:

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Recovery Domains:

>Advocacy

>Ethics

>Mentoring & Education

>Wellness & Recovery Education >Certificates of Attendance

>Skill Set Development

>Orientation Series for PRSS

(all Certificates are in collaboration with PEER Resource Network, a preferred provider for WVCBAPP

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Addictive Behavior Awareness:

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Basic Recovery Coach Training 30 hr. Coarse

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WRAP® classes are facilitated by people who have lived and worked WRAP® in their own lives, have seen the benefits, and who have been specially trained to facilitate WRAP® classes.

Please contact WV Recovers or WV Wellness Connections fb page to schedule a WRAP® training and inquire about workshop pricing or the WRAP® program.

Taking Action: Copeland Center Certified Wellbeing Mentors and Advanced Level Facilitator:

Taking Action is a self-care and recovery educational program developed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS), within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under contract with Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD. This program is designed to be used by state, county, and local behavioral health delivery systems; for-profit and not-for-profit organizations; volunteer groups; support groups; peer support groups; and peer-run programs. Its purpose is to implement educational programs in self-help concepts, skills, and strategies for adults with mental health issues and/or for adults with mental health issues who also may have substance use issues. The goal of this project isto promote wellness, stability, recovery, and life transformation

Program facilitator utilizes a unique Participants Choice format to share information. Click WV Recovers for more!

Speaking Out for Yourself:
A Self help Guide

Speaking Out for Yourself:A Self help GuideThis training supplies information, ideas, and strategies that people from all over the country have found to be helpful in relieving and preventing troubling feelings and symptoms. The information in this training can be used safely along with your other health care treatment.

Participants will be introduced to working on developing your own action plans for prevention and recovery. This can help enhance your understanding of the entire process.
After you have finished developing your plan, you may want to review and revise it on a regular basis as you learn new things about yourself and ways you can help yourself to feel better. Charles G. Curie, M.A., A.C.S.W. Administrator Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration & Bernard S. Arons, M.D. Director Center for Mental Health Services SAMHSA I