Who We Are
Behavioral Health Education Services, LLC is a training and consulting organization serving Pennsylvania. We are a proud Pennsylvania Certification Board (PCB) approved education Provider and approved training provider for the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP). We offer a variety of trainings related to Behavioral Health, Addiction, and Recovery. We also offer recovery support services supervision and consultation to individuals and organizations.
Our Mission:
To provide high quality behavioral health education and consultation that will assist individuals in providing effective services in the behavioral health field.
Supervision and Consultation Services
Our highly trained staff are here to help both individuals and agencies who are in need of consultation and/or supervision related to recovery support services. A Certified Recovery Support Services Supervisor is here to help guide you in providing effective recovery support services. All supervision and/or consultations are fee for service.
For more information please email:
bheducationeservices@gmail.com
Training Services
**New On-Demand Trainings**
We are excited to announce we are now offering On-Demand Trainings!
Each learner will be provided with access to the pre-recorded training to view and quiz to complete
these trainings. Each learner must pass the quiz with at least a 70% to receive a certificate
(multiple attempts are permissible).
Reading-Based Trainings
We are excited to announce we are now offering Reading-Based Trainings!
Each learner will be provided with access to the reading material and quiz to complete
these trainings. Each learner must pass the quiz with at least a 70% to receive a certificate
(multiple attempts are permissible).
PCB Recovery Specialist Training
This training has been designed for professionals interested in obtaining certification as a Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS), Certified Family Recovery Specialist (CFRS), and/or Certified Recovery Specialist Supervisor (CRSS) through the Pennsylvania Certification Board (PCB). Although most principles within this training apply to each of the above-mentioned certifications, distinctions or additional requirements will be highlighted when necessary. The primary goal of certification is safeguarding the public, ensuring individuals receive recovery support services without harm. The CRS, CFRS, and CRSS are bound by a Code of Conduct throughout their certification period and must adhere to these codes even if they are not actively providing recovery support services.
The Role of the Recovery Specialist
A Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) is a trained professional who provides support and guidance to individuals recovering from addiction or substance use disorders. They typically work in healthcare settings, treatment centers, or community organizations, offering peer support, education, and resources to help clients achieve and maintain sobriety. CRSs often draw from their own experiences with recovery to empathize and connect with those they assist, playing a crucial role in the recovery journey by fostering hope, motivation, and a sense of community.
The Role of the Family Recovery Specialist
A Certified Family Recovery Specialist (CFRS) is a specialized professional who offers support and assistance to families and loved ones affected by addiction or substance use disorders. CFRSs are trained to provide education, guidance, and resources that help families navigate the complexities of addiction, improve communication, set boundaries, and foster healthy relationships. They play a crucial role in supporting families through the challenges of recovery, offering empathy, understanding, and practical strategies to promote healing and resilience within the family unit.
The Role of the Recovery Specialist Supervisor
A Certified Recovery Specialist Supervisor (CRSS) is a professional in the field of addiction recovery who oversees and guides the CRS and/or CFRS in their roles. CRSSs provide mentorship, training, and supervision to CRSs, ensuring they adhere to ethical standards and best practices in supporting individuals recovering from addiction or substance use disorders. They offer expertise, leadership, and support to CRSs, helping them enhance their skills, manage challenging situations, and maintain effective client relationships. CRSSs play a critical role in the quality and effectiveness of recovery support services provided to individuals seeking help and support.
To Learn More About Each Credential, Visit:
https://www.pacertboard.org/certifications
Recovery Specialist Training
11/2/24 - 1/18/25
(No Class 11/30 or 12/28)
9-4:30 PM
at
The Rise Center
702 N. 8th Street
Reading, PA 19604
Cost: $50.00
