The following videos and resources are provided for continuing learning in the Academy of Peer Services series on Supervision of Peer Specialists.
SHARE Conference on Supervision
The SHARE! One Day Supervision of Peer Workforce Conference in Los Angeles was converted to a fully online conference that broadcast on March 25, 2020.
To access presentation slides and recordings, click here.
New York City
Peer and Community Health Worker Workforce Consortium
Supervision and Organizational Development Resources
Toolkit for Supporting Peers and Community Health Workers in their Roles
— An Organizational Self-Assessment and Toolkit of Resources developed by the New York City Peer and Community Health Worker Workforce Consortium
- Online Toolkit – Accessible on the New York City Dept. of Health website
- An Interview with Toolkit Developer, and NYC Peer and Community Health Worker Workforce Consortium Coordinator, Aviva Cohen (Video 10:33 min.)
- Webinar (Faces and Places of Peer Support Series) Needs-Based Toolkit to Advance Organizational Readiness for the Integration of Peers and Community Health Workers (Video 44.13 min.)
To learn more about the New York City Peer and Community Health Worker Workforce Consortium and the toolkit, send email to academy.virtual.community@gmail.com.
Past Webinars on Supervision
What Providers Want to Know about Peer Services
(2019 APS Virtual Community Webinar Series)
- What Providers Want to Know Part 1,
with Yumi Ikuta and Lori Ashcraft – View Recording - What Providers Want to Know Part 2,
with Yumi Ikuta, Lori Ashcraft, Isaac Brown, and LaVerne Miller – View Recording
Ask the Supervisor
(2018 APS Virtual Community Webinar Series)
- Ask the Supervisor Part 1,
with Gita Enders, Jonathan Enders, and Yumi Ikuta – View Recording - Ask the Supervisor Part 2,
with Tony Trahan, Gita Enders, Scott McDonald, and Celia Brown – View Recording
National Association of Peer Supporters (NAPS)
Supervision Resources
- Supervision Resources (National Workgroup on Supervision)
- National Practice Guidelines for Peer Supporters (2013)
- Guidelines for Supervisors (2019)
To learn more about the National Association of Peer Supporters, visit their website or send email to info@inaops.org.
SAMHSA BRSS TACS
Bringing Recovery Supports to Scale – Technical Assistance Center Strategy
Supervision Toolkit (BRSS TACS)
To access supervision guidelines developed by SAMHSA’s BRSS TACS Initiative, click here.
- For the toolkit presentation slides, click here.
- For the toolkit slides with trainer notes, click here.
- For a supervisor self-assessment tool, click here.
- For resources, click here.
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I appreciate the focus on strengths based feedback as a supervisor from all the subject matter experts. As a former peer supporter, I give great strengths feedback to my peers. I haven’t ever had this type of supervision so I tend to supervise by getting to the point. I provide strength-based supervision, but not always at the beginning of our conversations. I will do this from now on. I enjoyed this course very much.
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