Peer Workforce Learning Community ECHO

Project ECHO® (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an evidence-based method developed by researchers at the University of New Mexico. During teleECHO™ sessions, expert mentors share their expertise across a virtual network via case-based learning. The program will occur on the third Wednesday of each month February through July 2024. Intended audience: All New Hampshire peer support workers.

In this Peer Workforce ECHO program, topics will be:

• The Peer Role
• Code of Ethics
• Professional Boundaries and “Managing your Own Stuff”
• Suicide Prevention and Dealing with Grief and Loss
• Safety and Crisis Management
• Whole Health: Treating the Entire Person

What will you gain?

• Understand the similarities and differences in the role, code of ethics, and professional boundaries in mental health and substance use recovery peer support
• Discuss safety and crisis management, suicide prevention, and grief management strategies
• Engage in real time with the New Hampshire peer workforce

Do you have a situation or dilemma you would like to share and receive feedback from the peer support community and subject matter experts? Or can you use your experience to provide expertise? New to the field or an expert, this program is for you.

Register here today!