How to Become a Certified Peer Visitor
Share Your Strength
Embarking on a journey with limb loss or limb difference is profoundly personal and unique. If you've navigated this path and feel a calling to support others, consider becoming a Certified Peer Visitor (CPV). Our CPV Training Program equips individuals like you to offer not just support, but provide hope, understanding, and a compassionate ear to those newly adjusting to life with limb loss and limb difference.
Why Join Our Certified Peer Visitor Program?
- Empower Others: Utilize your personal insights to help others see that their journey, while challenging, is also filled with possibilities.
- Foster Connections: Engage with a vibrant community that values support, mutual growth, and understanding.
- Develop Your Abilities: Our training provides you with skills in empathetic listening and communication, enhancing your ability to support effectively.
Training Overview:
- In-depth Learning: Our comprehensive program covers everything from emotional coping mechanisms to the nuances of supportive communication.
- Flexible Learning Options: We schedule multiple training sessions throughout the year to accommodate your lifestyle.
- Continued Support: Our commitment to you extends beyond training. You’ll have access to ongoing resources and a supportive network.
Sign-up today to provide support, encouragement, and practical advice to those new to the Amputee Coalition community.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at 888/267-5669 or peersupport@amputee-coalition.org.
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