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TPAPN Peer Support Partner Training Module: The Role of the PSP

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TPAPN Peer Support Partner Series
Speaker:
Ms Corinne Hernandez, MS, LCDC
Duration:
1 Hour 30 Minutes
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Tags: Recovery Support

Description

Note: This course is intended for those that are training to volunteer with the Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses. This is the last required module in the series and should be taken only once the other 5 modules have been completed. Thank you so much for your service to Nurses helping Nurses.

PSPs are a fundamental aspect of the TPAPN process. They provide support, guidance, encouragement and more to participants on their recovery journey. While lived experience with substance use disorder or mental health conditions are typical foundations of Peer Support, with TPAPN we have a hybrid approach and believe any nurse with a desire to help other nurses and learn about Peer support can become a PSP with TPAPN. All you need is the shared experience of being a nurse. The TPAPN Peer Support Partner Role of the PSP course will provide more detailed information on defining the Role of the PSP, answering questions that may have come up in prior trainings and give the learner an opportunity to engage in thoughtful dialog around common situations that may occur while volunteering in this role. This course combines information from all previous training courses to help ensure that the volunteer is ready for their first pairing with a nurse in the TPAPN program.

Thank you for giving your time to help our participants reach their recovery goals.

Handouts

psp-application (0.38 MB) Available after Registration
psp-handbook (3.09 MB) Available after Registration
PSP checklist (167.3 KB) Available after Registration

Speaker

Ms Corinne Hernandez, MS, LCDC Related Seminars and Products

Case Manager for Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses

TPAPN

Corinne Hernandez works as a Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses case manager. In her role she supports nurses who have substance use or mental health disorders potentially impacting their nursing practice. Licensed Chemical Depenency Counselor (LCDC) with a Master of Science degree.

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