Peer recovery coach means a volunteer veteran mentor
Peer recovery coach means a mentor assigned to a
Peer recovery coach means a veteran mentor assigned to a
Examples of Peer recovery coach in a sentence
These may include, but are not limited to: 5 (A) A judge, magistrate, mental hygiene commissioner or other hearing officer; 6 (B) The prosecuting attorney; 7 (C) A public defender or member of the criminal defense bar; 8 (D) A probation officer; 9 (E) A case coordinator; 10 (F) A case manager; 11 (G) A treatment provider; or 12 (H) Peer recovery coach.
More Definitions of Peer recovery coach
Peer recovery coach means an individual described under s. 49.45 (30j) (a) 2. who has completed the training require- ments specified under s. 49.45 (30j) (b) 4.
Peer recovery coach means a mentor assigned to a defendant during participation in a mental health treatment court program who has been trained by the court, a service provider used by the court for substance use disorder or mental health treatment, a local service provider with an established peer recovery coach or mentor program not otherwise used by the court for treatment, or a Certified Recovery Support Specialist certified by the Illinois Certification Board. "Peer recovery coach" includes
Peer recovery coach means a volunteer veteran mentor assigned to a veteran or servicemember during participation in a veteran treatment court program who has been trained and certified by the court to guide and mentor the participant to successfully complete the assigned requirements.
Peer recovery coach means the individual hired or contracted by OCHN to provide the services described in Exhibit II, which is fully incorporated here by reference, for the Court.
Peer recovery coach means a volunteer veteran mentor as
Peer recovery coach means an individual described under s. 49.45(30j)(a) 2. and who has completed the training requirements specified under s. 49.45 (30j)(b) 4.
Peer recovery coach means an individual who practices in the recovery field and who provides support and assistance to individuals who are in treatment or recovery from mental illness or a substance use disorder.