For recovery coaches, peer recovery support specialists and peer supervisors supporting people through substance use treatment and recovery.
2 live webinars from 1 organization. This is our current reviewed selection for this role. If you run one, send it to us.
0 of this role’s upcoming webinars are in the shared calendar. Selected standalone webinars across all roles; conference sessions are not included.
12:30–2 p.m. Eastern (EST) · 9:30–11 a.m. Pacific (PST)
Free · public Zoom registration required
For recovery coaches, peer support specialists, clinical teams and alumni staff who provide peer recovery education and discuss substance-use risks with clients and communities. Robert Lawlor and Anna Gasinski examine toxicology, case and drug-sample evidence, limitations of presumptive testing, and how to communicate uncertainty without repeating unsupported claims.
Skip it if you need alumni program management, referral marketing or clinical toxicology certification. The alumni fit is peer education and community conversations; credit eligibility remains specific to the Nevada approvals listed below.
Our reading of the saved agendas: choose a task, then compare the schedule and access conditions below.
Choose the session on how peers work alongside treatment teams. Bring a question about the peer role in a referral or transition; keep clinical treatment decisions with the responsible clinicians.
Read the audience and access reviewChoose the cannabis-fentanyl session for conversations about evidence and uncertainty. Its community-education focus is different from a coaching-skills workshop or clinical toxicology qualification.
Read the audience and access reviewCompare peer practice and community education separately. The Nevada credit approvals shown in the full reviews do not establish eligibility for every peer credential or jurisdiction.
| Webinar | What to use it for | Before reserving time |
|---|---|---|
| Truth or Hysteria: Investigating Cannabis-Fentanyl MythsNovember 9, 2026 12:30 to 2 p.m. Eastern (EST) · 9:30 to 11 a.m. Pacific (PST)Nevada Opioid Center of Excellence / CASAT, University of Nevada, Reno · source checked 2026-10-15 | For recovery coaches, peer support specialists, clinical teams and alumni staff who provide peer recovery education and discuss substance-use risks with clients and communities. Skip it if you need alumni program management, referral marketing or clinical toxicology certification. The alumni fit is peer education and community conversations; credit eligibility remains specific to the Nevada approvals listed below. Sponsored by Nevada Department of Health and Human Services Director’s Office / Fund for a Resilient Nevada. | Free · public Zoom registration required Credit: check eligible professions1.5 CEUs (host wording) (Nevada Board of Examiners for Alcohol, Drug, & Gambling Counselors), 1.5 CEUs (host wording) (Nevada Board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Counselors), 1.5 CEUs (host wording) (State of Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers), 1.5 CEUs (host wording) (Nevada Certification Board, Peer Recovery and Support Specialists, PRSS Supervisors and Prevention Specialists) Full credit and attendance conditionsNo event-specific recording or replay entitlement is established by the inspected pages. Full review and host registration details |
| Bridging Treatment and Peer Support: The Power of Peer SupportNovember 18, 2026 noon–1:30 p.m. Eastern (EST) · 9 to 10:30 a.m. Pacific (PST)Nevada Opioid Center of Excellence / CASAT, University of Nevada, Reno · source checked 2026-10-15 | For recovery coaches, peer support specialists, and alumni or continuing-care staff providing peer support alongside treatment. Skip it if you need an alumni CRM, a clinical prescribing course or confirmed credit for a national peer credential or a license outside the listed Nevada boards. Sponsored by Nevada Department of Health and Human Services Director’s Office / Fund for a Resilient Nevada. | Free · public Zoom registration required Credit: check eligible professions1.5 CEUs (host wording) (Nevada Board of Examiners for Alcohol, Drug, & Gambling Counselors), 1.5 CEUs (host wording) (Nevada Board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Counselors), 1.5 CEUs (host wording) (State of Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers) Full credit and attendance conditionsNo event-specific recording or replay entitlement is established by the inspected pages. Full review and host registration details |
Credit is profession- and activity-specific; read the full conditions in the review. Calendar actions do not register you. Compare access across roles in our dated research snapshot.
12:30–2 p.m. Eastern (EST) · 9:30–11 a.m. Pacific (PST)
Free · public Zoom registration required
For recovery coaches, peer support specialists, clinical teams and alumni staff who provide peer recovery education and discuss substance-use risks with clients and communities. Robert Lawlor and Anna Gasinski examine toxicology, case and drug-sample evidence, limitations of presumptive testing, and how to communicate uncertainty without repeating unsupported claims. Skip it if you need alumni program management, referral marketing or clinical toxicology certification. The alumni fit is peer education and community conversations; credit eligibility remains specific to the Nevada approvals listed below.
noon–1:30 p.m. Eastern (EST) · 9–10:30 a.m. Pacific (PST)
Free · public Zoom registration required
For recovery coaches, peer support specialists, and alumni or continuing-care staff providing peer support alongside treatment. Chris Allende covers trust, engagement, professional boundaries and stigma around medications for opioid use disorder. This is peer-practice education, not an alumni program-management or referral-growth workshop. Skip it if you need an alumni CRM, a clinical prescribing course or confirmed credit for a national peer credential or a license outside the listed Nevada boards.
Beyond the current webinar selection
Start with the credential you hold. NKU offers free modules for Kentucky peer support specialists; North Dakota lists free live peer CE. Copeland offers selected free recordings with completion certificates, whose acceptance you need to check.
Official pages checked October 24, 2026
Free CE · Kentucky PSS
Topics include harm reduction, helping skills and cultural competence. These are continuing-education modules, not initial certification.
Free live CE · Check credential
The state lists free peer education on ethics, recovery goals and peer-role drift. Choose the continuing-education sections.
Free recording · Completion certificate
Start with Ethics in Peer Support, presented by Crystal Gery-Agee, for ethical decisions and professional peer values.
A free recording or a clinical CE certificate does not automatically count toward a peer credential. Confirm the certifying body, topic or ethics designation, accepted format and certificate requirements. These resources do not replace initial peer-support certification.
Free viewing can also carry a credit fee: NAADAC’s general webinar FAQ distinguishes free viewing from member/nonmember CE access. Check the specific series.
These are education sources, not additional upcoming-webinar counts or calendar picks. We reviewed public pages and enrollment conditions, not completed courses or issued certificates. Looking for clinical counselor credit instead? See the counselor ethics CE guide.
Start with the work you do alongside someone: building trust, supporting their recovery goals, connecting them with services or working with a treatment team. Look for practical examples and a clear audience. A clinical prescribing lecture or an alumni marketing workshop may address a different responsibility.
Job titles and certification requirements vary. A webinar can develop your practice without meeting the training or continuing education requirements for your credential. Check the named board, eligible role, attendance requirements and any fee before relying on credit. A promised recording does not establish replay access or replay credit.
Look for person-centered approaches that respect individual recovery choices. Check whether examples concern support during treatment, transitions between services or longer-term recovery.
Choose sessions that explain the peer role, responsibilities and handoffs with clinical colleagues. General clinical education does not automatically qualify as peer practice training.
Use evidence-focused sessions to improve conversations about substance use and recovery. Keep uncertainty and the limits of the evidence visible when sharing what you learn.
Selection starts with each host’s official page. Read our editorial standards. Register with the host; adding a webinar to your calendar does not register you.
Where to find behavioral health webinars: compare official education sources and their access requirements.
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