In this session we’ll go over what an ECHO is, how the format works, what to expect from these sessions, and demonstrate what they’ll look like. We’ll also briefly discuss the N.A.P.S. National Practice Guidelines for Peer Specialists and Supervisors. Trainer: Tim Saubers Subject Matter Expert: Tim Saubers About ECHO: The purpose of this ECHO...

This session will focus on navigating through judgement when providing peer support. We’ll talk about strategies to remain curious with the people we’re supporting, why it’s important to move through judgement, and what to do when we get stuck. Trainer: Tim Saubers Subject Matter Expert: Vanessa Williams About ECHO: The purpose of this ECHO series...

This session will explore alternative ways to provide peer support to people who are experiencing a crisis. This will focus on honoring self-identification of crisis, remaining neutral, and de-centering ourselves when in these situations. Trainer: Yasmin Flasterstein Subject Matter Expert: Matt Peterson About ECHO: The purpose of this ECHO series is to create the opportunity...

This session will look at ways to support people who want to die while remaining focused on the alternative aspects of peer support. This includes ways to honor bodily autonomy,...

This session will focus on strategies to ensure that we’re honoring the wants and needs of youth we’re supporting. It will include ways to support youth self-determination while navigating sometimes...

During this session we’ll explore different ways to support people who are returning to community after incarceration. This will include understanding unique considerations when supporting people returning, ways to build...

This session will discuss ways to support people who have experienced loss including a death, the loss of human rights, major life changes, and more. We’ll look at strategies for...