Recovery Can Happen is an NCCPSS training program designed to prepare participants to become Certified Peer Support Specialists—individuals who draw on their own lived experiences with recovery to support others navigating mental health and substance use challenges.

Recovery Can Happen is an NCCPSS training program designed to prepare participants to become Certified Peer Support Specialists—individuals who draw on their own lived experiences with recovery to support others navigating mental health and substance use challenges.

Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program® is an evidence-based course designed for parents of children ages 3–5. Through a mix of group sessions and one-on-one support, parents will learn practical tools to encourage positive behavior, manage common challenges, and strengthen parent-child relationships. This interactive program helps reduce stress, increase confidence, and create a supportive home environment. Registration is required, and space is limited.

Kellin Foundation offers suicide prevention instruction and resources through QPR, a nationally recognized best-practices program offering training in suicide/ crisis aversion.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an eight-hour training certification course that teaches participants a five-step action plan to assess a situation, select and implement interventions and secure appropriate care for the individual.

Kellin Foundation offers suicide prevention instruction and resources through QPR, a nationally recognized best-practices program offering training in suicide/ crisis aversion.

Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an eight-hour training certification course that teaches participants a five-step action plan to assess a situation, select and implement interventions and secure appropriate care for the individual.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Learn about, create, and implement a recovery plan to better understand triggers, coping strategies, support systems and take charge of your substance use recovery.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an eight-hour training certification course that teaches participants a five-step action plan to assess a situation, select and implement interventions and secure appropriate care for the individual.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Kellin Foundation offers suicide prevention instruction and resources through QPR, a nationally recognized best-practices program offering training in suicide/ crisis aversion.

Kellin Foundation offers suicide prevention instruction and resources through QPR, a nationally recognized best-practices program offering training in suicide/ crisis aversion.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.

Introduction to Wellness and Recovery Concepts is a six week course meant to be practical and experiential. Living a life based on wellness and strength (as opposed to illness and deficit) requires some modification of basic perspectives; this course explores some of these paradigm shifts and provides new ways of thinking to help make them happen.