Join our GPS Facilitator Training, May 7-30 2024
GPS for Recovery enhances treatment engagement and supports recovery while ensuring an excellent, consistent, and evidence-based structure. GPS Support Groups provide people with trauma-sensitive spaces where they can explore their personal history with substance use addiction, generational trauma, and feelings of shame, guilt, and isolation that can be barriers to recovery. Participants build communities of mutual respect and reclaim their self-esteem and courage as they travel on the road to recovery. GPS for Recovery groups can be led by peer leaders and clinical providers. These groups effectively increase program capacity ensure consistent clinical outcomes and enhance other modalities of care.
BSAS is heavily subsidizing this training, so we need thorough answers to the following questions to best assess applicants for this program
GPS is proud to partner with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and the Bureau of Substance Addiction Services to implement the GPS Group Model in all of their programs across the state. The trauma-informed and welcoming structure of the GPS Model offers a consistent system of group care across diverse recovery populations and settings.