Ride for Recovery

Personalized Trainings and presentations

can be completed virtually or in-person

  • Evidence Based or Certified Training

    • CCAR Recovery Coach Training

    • QPR Gatekeeper Training (Suicide Awareness)

    • ACES Training (Trauma Informed)

    • GAINS (Trauma Informed for 1st Responder and Justice System)

  • Presentations

    • Vaping (youth, parents, professionals)

    • Cannabis (youth, parents, professionals)

    • Alcohol

    • Synthetic Drugs

    • Opioids

    • Social Media/Marketing & Youth

    • Bullying

    • Person First Language/Stigma Reduction

  • Design training or presentation

    I have presented on many topics and work with many professionals that will create trainings or presentations covering almost anything in the area of substance use, youth mental health, and law enforcement/justice system interaction in these areas. Contact me to discuss your needs. We enjoy creating new content that helps a community address their concern.

Upcoming events

  • Reducing Stigma: Bias, Labeling, and Person-First Language

    September 15, 10:00 - Noon

    Stigma in substance use and mental health is the number one factor of individuals not seeking help and feeling not worthy of recovery. Laura Fry explores how we can reduce stigma through changes in language and bias.

  • Ethical Considerations for Peer Support

    September 18/19, 9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.

    Ethical guidelines serve as the foundation for effective, respectful, and responsible peer interactions. As peer support continues to expand as a profession, the importance of ethical considerations has come to the forefront.

    This training with Brenda Napholz and Laura Crain helps coaches identify and resolve ethical challenges while ensuring that they maintain professional integrity. By addressing key ethical issues, we help participants develop a deeper understanding of how to perform services effectively and responsibly.

  • Justice System: Advocating for Your Client

    October 1, 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

    Patrick Kenneally will be sharing insight on navigating the justice system when advocating for people with mental health or substance use disorders.

    Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity Guilty, But Mentally Ill Bond Resources Sentencing Specialty Courts Involuntary Commitment

  • Spirituality for Peer Support

    October 15/16, 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

    Spirituality for Peer Support is not about religion—it’s about exploring how beliefs, values, and a sense of connection influence the recovery process.

    This course with Brenda Napholz and Laura Crain helps you define spirituality in your own terms and equips you to support others whose spiritual perspectives may differ from yours.

  • Motivational Interviewing

    October 20, 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

    This is Part 3 with Sara Lemke - role playing your lived experiences. you do not need to have to have attended Part 1 or 2. This session is designed for the person new to working with people in professional settings.

    EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:

    Motivational Interviewing Basics Q&A Session Role Playing Opportunities

  • The Lingering Shadows: Navigating the Depths of Traumatic Grief

    November 17, 9:00 a.m. - Noon

    Explore the multifaceted nature of traumatic grief, its immediate and long-term effects, and the intertwining of bereavement and trauma. Emphasizing the importance of a compassionate approach to healing, various therapy modalities, self-care practices, and ceremonial healing. The presentation also highlights the significance of creating coherent narratives and living stories to aid in the healing process.

Register for training.

Whether you want to host a training at your location or attend one of our events please connect using the form below!