Serenity Recovery Connection

Src's justice coaches walk side by side with those who might be going through a court case, dhs case, parole, probation or a community corrections sentence to provide unmatched emotional support, shared experience, and a continuum of care through resource navigation and uniquely tailored recovery coaching. Additionally, serenity recovery connection offers peer recovery coaching services to those who are currently incarcerated. Src justice coaches are living in sustained recovery and have navigated and successfully discharged the judicial system. Our justice coaches have completed additional certifications in "jordan forensics peer coaching," ensuring they are equipped with the most advanced tools to meet the unique needs of justice-impacted recoverees.

Src's front office program combines peer support for walk-ins, along with a robust volunteer and internship program. Our dedicated coaches provide telephone recovery support for any individual who does not fall into the healthcare or justice program. Serenity recovery connection partners with the pikes peak workforce center and goodwill re-hire to provide extended paid training to src volunteers and those interested in learning about substance use disorder. Interested persons must interview with src and qualify with one of the internship partnerships. The paid training opportunity is typically 10-11 weeks. Participants gain hands-on practical experience that highlights the competencies of a peer recovery coach. Serenity recovery connection is expanding our peer coach internship program, with funding from bha. The peer coach internship program is a paid 500-hour internship that provides all of the training and hours needed to obtain the certified peer and family specialist (cpfs) certification used to work as a peer coach in colorado.

Statewide virtual and in-person training for individuals to become peer recovery coaches (prc). Additional higher-level training includes forensic, healthcare, and peer coach supervision are offered for professionals, community members and prcs. All training is approved for the colorado peer and family specialist credential from copa and the nationally certified peer recovery support specialist credential from naadac. Specialized, advanced, and professional development training are applicable for continuing education and recertification.