Becoming a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist: Jesse Mogle’s Personal Journey
We're always around them, we're over-controlling didn't let them have their own space. And mommy and daddy never looked and they felt ignored. You know, I think well, you didn't experience trauma the way I did.
Ever thought about turning your passion for helping others into something more structured and impactful? In this episode of 'From Sobriety to Recovery', Jesse Mogle shares his experience of becoming a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS). Jesse takes us through the first phase of Tennessee's CPRS program, offering insights into the training and its benefits. He discusses the importance of being trauma-informed, honing active listening skills, and maintaining ethical boundaries in addiction recovery.
Jesse emphasizes that trauma isn't a competition; everyone has their own struggles and experiences. He also highlights how the language we use can either help or hinder our recovery journey by reducing or reinforcing stigma. If you've ever felt the urge to support others on their path to sobriety, this episode is packed with valuable information and personal anecdotes that could inspire you to take the next step.
Tune in to learn more about the CPRS program and how it can help you make a difference in your community.