Resources for perinatal peer workers including peer support workers, peer mental health navigators, recovery navigators, community resource specialists/CHWs, and doulas.
The learning series meets the second Friday of every month from 2:00–3:30pm and is open to all. This is a space to come together to collaborate, learn, and build a shared understanding of the unique and important role peer workers play in supporting the women we serve.
Each month the learning series tackles a new topic in the maternal health space and allows time for questions and discussions with a featured guest speaker
These monthly meetings take place virtually and in-person.
To join virtually, email Cheri.L.Bryer@Hitchcock.org
To attend in person, join us at:
Colburn Hill – Suite 200, 422 Mount Support Road, Lebanon, NH 03766
The recovery group meets the fourth Friday of every month from 2:00–3:30pm. This is a closed session for peer support workers with lived recovery experience, offering a confidential space to talk through the unique challenges of doing this work while also managing one’s own personal recovery journey.
Each month we cover a new topic for peer workers in recovery with time for discussions and the opportunity to reflect on the challenges faced when working in the maternal health space while in recovery.
These monthly meetings take place virtually and in-person.
To join virtually, email Cheri.L.Bryer@Hitchcock.org
To attend in person, join us at:
Colburn Hill – Suite 200, 422 Mount Support Road, Lebanon, NH 03766
Below are a list of training resources available in New Hampshire for the perinatal peer workforce.
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Virtual membership space hosted by Black Women Birthing Justice. $25 annual membership.
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CRSWs are certified by the state to offer peer recovery coaching and support to people with substance use disorders.
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Offering training rooted in culturally responsive and trauma-informed care, with a curriculum aligned to Medicaid guidelines.
Integrated perinatal mental health and substance use disorder training for the peer based workforce including doulas, recovery support workers, and other peer based roles.
Closed group session for peer support workers with lived recovery experience, offering a confidential space to talk through the unique challenges of doing this work while also managing one’s own personal recovery journey.
Opportunities
Monthly learning series for peer workers including doulas, peer support workers, peer mental health navigators, recovery navigators, community resource specialists, and community health workers working in perinatal and maternal health settings.
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