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0 Washington State CERTIFIED peer COUNSELOR CURRICULUM Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery Recovery Supports Unit Developed in Partnership with the Office Of Consumer Partnerships Updated January 2019 1 Table of Contents Welcome .. page 2 Module 1: Defining Your Role .. page 7 Module 2: Forming peer Partnerships .. page 19 Module 3: Working From a Trauma Informed page 45 Module 4: Ethics and Boundaries in peer Support .. page 59 Module 5: Cross-Cultural Partnerships .. page 67 Module 6: Supporting Goal-Setting .. page 81 Module 7: Treatment Planning, Documentation and Supervision .. page 95 Module 8: Facilitating Groups for Recovery .. page 111 Module 9: Supporting Self-Advocacy Efforts .. page 121 Module 10: Planning for Success as a page 135 Appendices.
term “peer.” In a job situation, we use “peer” as the person being served and “peer supporter” or “CPC” as the Certified Peer Counselor. Not everyone relates to the term “peer.” You may be more used to having people referred to as “clients,” “recoverees,” “patients,” or ideally, “individuals.” Common language is
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