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Take the Next Step as a Supervisor of Peer Support Workers What would life like look like if you had... Consistency through foundational Supervisor trainings you could fall back on when the going got tough? Coaching with Robyn Priest and a RPLYT trained facilitator that you could connect with and learn from to broaden your role as a Supervisor of Peer Support Workers? Community Support from like-minded Supervisors? There is so much more inside each of us - let's unlock the potential together The Community of Practice for Supervisors is an ONLINE peer led support group for Supervisors of Peer Support Workers. This is where you will find: Consistency - a monthly ONLINE learning platform with other Supervisors to continue your ongoing learning and development as a Supervisor of Peer Support Worker. Coaching - Having that coach/facilitator who sees the potential in others and helps them navigate obstacles so they can stay motivated as a Supervisor. Community - There is nothing that challenges, encourages, and supports us like others who "get our world". There is this amazing family feel to our community and it gets stronger each day. All of this and so much more. JOIN our SUPERVISOR COMMUNITY Upcoming Dates for 2020: March 27, April 24, May 22, June 26, July 24, August 28, September 25, October 23, November 27, December TBA Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm CST.  Cost is $20.00 a session (yearly membership $200.00 - a savings of $40.00!) But Wait.... There's one for Peer Support Workers too! Just like the Community of Practice for Supervisors, this is a Community of Practice for Peer Support Workers. Cost is $20.00 per session Please check our website for dates and times. JOIN our Community for Peer Support Workers Robyn and I look forward to seeing you in our Community, Charlotte Charlotte Sytnyk Co-creator and Mental Health Momager Robyn Priest LIVE YOUR TRUTH Robyn Priest LIVE YOUR TRUTH, is a mental health and peer support education and strategy firm. All programs are designed and delivered by people with their own experience of living with a mental health issue, or a family member of someone living with a mental health issue. Why? To demystify the many misconceptions of mental health issues from a perspective of someone who has lived it, so we can educate people to go after, and live the life of their dreams. Their “REAL” truth. sign up for our newsletter  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌

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Don’t Give Up On Yourself | Let Go Of The Past

Compassion & Empathy in Rehab Admissions – Limelight Interview By Sanford Addiction Treatment Centers, Thursday, March 5, 2020 7:42 AM Sanford Admissions Specialists use the same words when asked about what their job entails – compassion and empathy. And when you consider how it feels to pick up the phone and ask for help, someone on the other end of the line feeling “with you” is key. Especially if you are a person with a […] The post Compassion & Empathy in Rehab Admissions – Limelight Interview appeared first on Sanford House. Read more »

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10 Year #TBT $90 Ticket Pricing Available TODAY ONLY! 18th Annual Crabaret Thursday, July 9, 2020 • 6:30pm - 10pm Gertrude's at the Baltimore Museum of Art Co-Chairs: Joyce Ann Burman and Julie Hopkins Price $100 before July 1, 2019 • $125 starting July 2, 2019 Join us at sunset for original cocktails under the stars by Tito's, Chef John Shields' savory starters, live music by the Swingin' Swami's, and more - all to support House of Ruth Maryland! Don't wait, CLICK HERE now! Thank You to our 2020 Crabaret Sponsors: Gold Sponsors: Confidio Silver Sponsors: M&T Bank Copper Sponsors: Joyce Ann Burman and David Greif, II • Barbara and Samuel Himmelrich  Media Sponsor: Fox45 Sponsors as of March 2020   For more information, contact Kenia Thomas at kthomas@hruthmd.org or by phone at 443-569-0526. House of Ruth Maryland www.hruth.org 410-889-7884 (24-hour hotline)  ‌  ‌  ‌

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How Can I Prevent My Child from Overdosing?

How Can I Prevent My Child from Overdosing? It can be terrifying when your child is using substances. When they are using heroin, fentanyl or other opioids, however, the fear is even greater, since these substances pose a much higher risk of fatal overdose. Your first goal is of course to encourage your child to seek treatment for their drug use. But there are things you can do to help prevent them from overdosing in the meantime. 1. Have a Safety Plan. While not endorsing the use of substances, it’s important to accept the reality of it and focus on reducing harmful consequences. Discussing a safety plan with your child as a precautionary measure can help reduce those opportunities for accidental overdose. “When you are the parent of someone using drugs, you are so busy trying to get them to stop that you don’t give advice on how to stay alive while they are using,” says Robin Elliott in an article in the Huffington Post. A safety plan can contain the advice listed here, as well as letting your child know that you care and you want to stay involved in their life in a positive way. “Remember that as long as they are alive, there is still hope.” Robin E. 2. Get Naloxone. Naloxone (brand name Narcan) is a life-saving medication that can stop an opioid overdose. It’s easy to administer and is available at most pharmacies and from many community organizations across the country. You should always have naloxone available to both you and your child, just as you would a first-aid kit. Learn more about how to use Naloxone >> Continue Reading

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