Intentional Peer Support 7 1 14 1 00 PM

Copeland Center for Wellness and Recovery hosted a webinar with Steven Morgan and Eva Dech from Intentional Peer Support. IPS is a way of thinking about and inviting powerfully transformative relationships among people. By focusing on the tasks and principles of mutual support, practitioners learn to use relationships to see things from new angles, develop greater awareness of personal and relational patterns, and support and challenge each other in trying new things. Many people involved with WRAP have found IPS an invaluable tool for both their work and personal life. Learn more about this important and timely practice. Seasoned trainers from Intentional Peer Support team will be presenting this webinar. Presenters: Steven Morgan, Operations Manager Steven Morgan has worked in peer support services for the past decade, during which time he has helped create and manage several peer-run and alternative mental health programs. Steven has a passion for creating instruments of social change, a love of organizational development, and a belief in the transformative power of community. Eva Dech, Training Manager Eva has been involved in human rights activism and advocacy for over two decades. After years of developing and working within peer support, she came to believe the path to healing and recovery was through relationships, creating opportunities for empowerment, and building connected, inclusive, and supportive communities.