
Certified Recovery Support Worker (CRSW Series) Training
Want to Help Others in Recovery from Substance Use Disorder?
Train to become a Certified Recovery Support Worker (CRSW) to help initiate and sustain an individual or family in their recovery from substance use disorder/addiction!
Anyone who is involved in the recovery initiation of others and/or are in sustained recovery themselves can earn their CRSW credential
The CRSW live Zoom training series provides the four trainings required to be eligible for the Certified Recovery Support Worker credential. The accredited trainings are taught within a 4 month time frame and build upon the others to maximize learning and retention. NCHC provides these trainings twice a year in an effort to increase the recovery support workforce in Northern NH.
NCHC's Certified Recovery Support Worker Training Series Includes All 5 Courses Required to Earn the CRSW Certification:
CRSW Training Series Classes:
- Recovery Coach Academy
- Ethical Considerations
- Suicide Prevention
- HIV/AIDS & Other Infectious Diseases
- A Peer's Introduction to Mental Health
Additional Learning Opportunities:
- Stigma & Bias Training
- Harm Reduction & the Role of Naloxone (Train the Trainer Training)
- Peer Support in the Emergency Department (ED)
This Virtual CRSW series offers the experience of an in-person training with the flexibility to complete many activities on your own schedule. Training participants are required to attend all scheduled ZOOM sessions as well as individual and small group activities in Moodle.
Upcoming CRSW Training Series with NCHC
We offer a CSRW Training series every spring and fall, please call for more details. You can sign up for one, some, or all 5 classes in the CRSW Training series!
Scholarships available for each class! Call (603)259-1729 to learn about taking the CRSW series with a scholarship and/or to register for class(es):
Contact
For questions or to register for class(es) in the CRSW Training series, contact NCHC's Substance Use Disorders Program at AskPETRA@nchcnh.org or (603)259-1729.