A Path to Recovery Peer Support Training

This Class Full

Saturdays, Sunday, Monday Training

8:15am-5:15pm 

January 13, 14, 15, 20, 27, 2024

In accordance with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 ("ADA"), Peer Support Training class participants may, upon request, be provided a reasonable accommodation to support the participation of individuals with disabilities so they can access the training.  Examples of reasonable accommodations may include sign language interpreters, documents in Braille, assistive technology or other ways of making information and communications accessible to people with disabilities.  Trainers may also make reasonable modifications of the Peer Support Specialist training to ensure that people with

disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in trainings, programs, services, and activities.

Compliant Policy

If a training participant has a compliant about a trainer and/or training, all anonymous statements can be made to the North Carolina Certification Peer Support Specialist Program at 919-843-3018.

Attendance Policy

- Participant may miss up to three hours of course time over the approved 40-hour course.

-If participants miss more than three hours of course time, participant will be asked to reapply and pay

for a future class.

-Participant attendance is tracked daily, twice a day, once at the beginning of each daily class and again

after lunch break.

-Participant cannot be enrolled in another training scheduled for the same dates of the approved 40-

hour course

Cancellation Policy

Each class must have a minimum of five participants present on the first day of training. If less than five people are present, the class will be cancelled, and payment will be refunded.

Refund Policy

The trainer will provide a full and complete refund to a training participant if any of the following occur:

A class is cancelled in advance by the course owner or trainer.

A class cannot be completed by the training entity due to unforeseen circumstances (e.g., weather event, sickness, etc.);

A training participant withdraws in writing at least three weeks before the first day of class; or

Other unforeseen circumstances where justice requires a refund (extenuating medical circumstances where immediate communication is not available)