Professional Services

Peer Support Supervision

Strengths-based, recovery-oriented, skill-building supervision for peer specialists and organizations — individual and group formats available.

Quality peer support supervision is essential — yet often hard to find. PRM provides peer support supervision that honors your lived experience, builds your professional skills, and supports your personal recovery wellness.

Supervision helps peer specialists grow professionally while maintaining ethical boundaries, role clarity, and the personal recovery that makes peer work possible. We offer individual and group supervision, available in-person and via telehealth.

Our Supervision Approach

Strengths-Based

We affirm your gifts, progress, and recovery journey.

Ethically Grounded

Clear professional boundaries and ethical practice are central.

Recovery-Oriented

Supervision that honors lived experience and recovery principles.

Skill-Building

Practical tools and frameworks to strengthen your peer work.

Supervision Formats

Individual Supervision

One-on-one supervision sessions tailored to your professional development, ethical questions, case review, and personal wellness. Ideal for peer specialists at any stage.

1:1 Sessions

Flexible Scheduling

In-Person or Telehealth

Group Supervision

Small-group peer learning sessions where specialists share experiences, build skills together, work through challenges, and support each other's growth in community.

Small Groups

Peer Learning

Community Support

Telehealth / Teleconference Available

In-Person (Kerrville / San Antonio Area)

Who Is Supervision For?

Certified Peer Specialists (CPS)

Ongoing professional supervision to support your practice and fulfill any continuing competency requirements.

Peer Recovery Support Specialists

Supervision focused on recovery-oriented skills, ethics, and role clarity within your specific work context.

Organizations

Contract supervision services for agencies that employ peer specialists but lack internal peer supervision capacity.

Volunteers & Mentors

Guidance and accountability for faith community volunteers and recovery mentors working in peer support roles.

Supervision Focus Areas

Role clarity: peer support vs. therapy

Ethical boundaries and professional conduct

Confidentiality and documentation practices

Sharing lived experience appropriately

Recovery planning support skills

Advocacy and systems navigation

Navigating conflict and difficult conversations

Crisis escalation and referral protocols

Self-care, wellness, and burnout prevention

Professional development and goal-setting

Cultural humility and spiritual sensitivity

Return-to-use response and peer support approach

Supervision for Organizations

Does your organization employ peer specialists but lack dedicated peer supervision capacity? PRM offers contracted supervision services for agencies, recovery residences, nonprofits, and faith communities — ensuring your peer workforce receives the support they need.

Important Note: PRM provides peer support supervision — not clinical supervision. Peer supervision focuses on recovery-oriented skills, ethical practice, role clarity, and professional development within the peer specialist role. It does not constitute clinical, therapeutic, or licensure supervision.

Request Supervision

Whether you're an individual peer specialist or an organization, we'll work with you to design a supervision experience that fits your needs and schedule.