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SPARK CACPS Training Registration
Welcome to the Crisis Awareness and Communication in Peer Support class presented at no charge by SPARK Peer Learning Center in collaboration with Washington State Health Care Authority. We are excited to have you join our class.

Please note, you must already have passed the Certified Peer Counselor/Specialist course, and completed the online course "The Power of Peer Support in Crisis Services" to attend this training. You must also be able to provide documentation of these prerequisites.

This class is 40 hour in-person.
Details of the training as are follows:
 
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Time: 8am to 5pm

Please answer the questions on this form in order to complete your registration.
In the 2nd half of the application are some post-traumatic growth statements. The nature of this training means that some traumatic topics will come up, and these statements will help you identify where you might be in your recovery related to these topics. 
There will be certified peer support specialists available throughout the training should you need peer support, and the trainers are also certified peer support specialists.
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If you feel the need to debrief your responses to the post-traumatic growth statements with a peer support specialist, please contact Diana at (dmccallum@wayouth.us)
Please complete this form only once. You will receive a confirmation e-mail before the class with additional details.

If you have questions, need to contact us, or are unable to upload the required documents, please reach out to the following people:
Diana: dmccallum@wayouth.us 
Matt: mpolley@wayouth.us

Thank you
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Post-Traumatic Growth Statement 2: I feel comfortable discussing physical abuse
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Post-Traumatic Growth Statement 3: I feel comfortable discussing sexual abuse
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Post-Traumatic Growth Statement 4: I feel comfortable discussing abuse of a child or vulnerable adult/older adult.
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Post-Traumatic Growth Statement 5: I feel comfortable discussing spiritual and/or religious abuse
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Post-Traumatic Growth Statement 6: I feel comfortable discussing active duty military scenarios
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Post-Traumatic Growth Statement 7: I feel comfortable discussing natural disasters
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Post-Traumatic Growth Statement 8: I feel comfortable discussing assaults that are a result of hate crimes
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Post-Traumatic Growth Statement 9: I feel comfortable talking about suicide, suicide prevention and the effect it has on families
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Post-Traumatic Growth Statement 10: I feel comfortable discussing how to respond to crisis without experiencing a strong emotional response related to my own personal crises
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