2018 PCRP Learning Community Application Preview
For the 2018 Person Centered Recovery Planning (PCRP) program, Via Hope will offer a learning community focused on capacity building for site-based PCRP training.
For the 2018 Person Centered Recovery Planning (PCRP) program, Via Hope will offer a learning community focused on capacity building for site-based PCRP training.
For the 2018 Person Centered Recovery Planning (PCRP) program, Via Hope will offer a learning community focused on capacity building for site-based PCRP training.
2018 PCRP Learning Community Application Supplement Read More
Continuing the conversation about the unique role of Certified Peer Specialists (CPS), this webinar will help participants become familiar with the Texas CPS Code of Ethics and provide an opportunity to participate in discussion based on supervisory scenarios presented.
Putting the Pieces Together: Ethics and Application in Peer Specialist Supervision Read More
This webinar introduced the upcoming PCRP Learning Community program and offered a quick review of the practice of person-centered recovery planning and organizational implementation strategies, along with lessons learned in Texas.
2018 PCRP Program Announcement and Implementation Booster Read More
The 2017 Recovery Institute Application Q&As is a list of questions about the Recovery Institute programs and application process, and responses from Via Hope.
A transcript, slides, and audio recording (mp3 format) from the 2017 Recovery Institute Application informational webinar held October 19, 2016 are attached below.
2017 Recovery Institute Application Webinar Materials Read More
This guide was created to help applicants complete the experiential component of the 2017 Recovery Institute Application.
2017 Recovery Institute Application Experiential Component Guide Read More
This is a PDF version of the 2017 Recovery Institute Application. This document should be reviewed along with the Recovery Institute Application Supplement and is intended to help applicant teams prepare their responses for the online application.
This document contains information about each 2017 Recovery Institute initiative, including purpose, major activities, expectations for participants, and requirements. The Recovery Institute is comprised of five distinct programs: Awareness Building, Peer Specialist Integration, Leadership Academy, Transition Age Youth Initiative, and Person-Centered Recovery Planning.
The Recovery to Practice Initiative is a 5-year initiative that promotes the transformation of behavioral healthcare practice to a recovery-orientation, funded by the CMHS, Office of the Associate Director for Consumer Affairs, and managed, under contract, by Development Services Group, Inc..