This dynamic workshop focuses on the critical role of peer support for pregnant and parenting families navigating substance use disorders. Attendees will explore the gaps in existing peer recovery support training and discuss the necessity for specialized training tailored to meet the unique needs of families at this intersection.
We will delve into the MOMs on a Mission initiative, highlighting the importance of community and support. Additionally, we will introduce the new You Are Not Alone on This Journey website, a vital resource for mothers in recovery. Participants will gain insights into launching MOMs groups across Virginia, fostering a robust network of peer support that empowers families to embrace their parenting journeys while in recovery.
Join us to actively participate in fostering an inclusive community, share your experiences, and learn how to champion the well-being of these families.
Learning Objectives:- Identify Unique Needs: Recognize the unique challenges faced by pregnant and parenting families with substance use disorders and the need for specialized peer support training.
- Understand MOMs Initiative: Explore the MOMs on a Mission initiative and its impact on supporting mothers in recovery and their families.
- Resource Utilization: Familiarize participants with the You Are Not Alone on This Journey website and how to leverage it as a tool for support and connection.
- Launching Support Groups: Develop a roadmap for starting recovery support groups across Virginia, emphasizing collaboration and community engagement.
- Build Compassionate Communities: Learn strategies for fostering non-judgmental environments that encourage growth and healing for parents in recovery.
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