CSPR-CL
ICAADA Certified Supervisor of Peer Recovery – Clinical (CSPR-CL) ) is a credential for treatment/clinical professionals who wish to show their competencies related to providing effective and ethical peer recovery support supervision.
Requirements to earn your CSPR-CL credential
Pre-requisite
- Currently licensed/credentialed as approved CAPRC/CARC Supervisor per CAPRC Code of Ethics
- A licensed behavioral health professional currently practicing in the state of Indiana (LAC, LCAC, LBSW, LSW, LCSW, LMHC, LMFT, HSPP, or Psychiatrist)
- CADAC II or higher through ICAADA
- ICADC or ICAADC through IC&RC
- NCAC II or MAC through NAADAC
Experience
- Professional Experience:
- 4000 supervised experience hours in Substance Use/Mental Health Services
- Supervisory Experience:
- 300 hours supervised experience in a leadership or supervisory role of peer recovery support professionals
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Education
- 16 hours of Peer Recovery Ethics training (MHAI SWD Training Institute 2-day Peer Recovery Ethics is the only course accepted for this education requirement)
- 6 hours HIV/AIDS training
- 14 hours of Peer Recovery Supervision Training (Only course accepted in the MHAI SWD Training Institute 2-day Peer Recovery Supervision curriculum)
- 85 hours of additional training in Addiction/Mental Health education (hours above will not count towards 85 additional hours)
- 6 hours in cultural competency
Skills Domains
- Understanding Peer recovery Support Role
- Recovery Advocacy
- Supports ethical and effective Implementation of Peer recovery Support Role
- Ethical Practice
- Encourages professional growth
- Facilitates team building
- Strength-based Approach
- Quality and quantity of supervision
- Employment policy and practice
- Self-care
Examination
- Applicant must pass the IC&RC Peer Recovery Examination
Code of Ethics
- The applicant must sign, and agree to abide by the ICAADA Certified Supervisor of Peer Recovery (CSPR) Code of Ethics
Residency
- Candidate must live or work in Indiana at least 51% of the time.
Professional References
- Must provide three professional references
Recertification
- 40 hours of leadership/recovery support education during the period of certification (2 years), Including 6 clock-hours in Peer recovery Ethics education, 6 clock-hours of peer recovery supervision related education and 6 clock-hours in Cultural Competency education