Toolkits: Peer Services Toolkit: A Guide to Advancing and Implementing Peer-Run Behavioral Health...

A comprehensive toolkit that supports efforts to advocate for and expand the capacity, capability, and scope of peer services. Provides valuable background information for federal, state and local governments and for payers.

Toolkits: SAMHSA Peer Support Roles in Criminal Justice Setting

An index of peer-support roles in the criminal justice system, including a Sequential Intercept Model and implementation guidance.

Toolkits: Peer Support Toolkit for Tribal Organizations and Communities

Toolkit for American Indian/Alaska Natives to support implementation of peer support programs. It provides an overview of the effectiveness of these programs, important roles, and implementation considerations.

Toolkits: New York Peer Integration and the Stages of Change Toolkit

Expansive toolkit containing resources for providers who want to implement, or are currently implementing, peer support services based on the Stages of Change model.

Toolkits: The Case for a Trauma-Responsive Policy Approach

Toolkits: Charting the Path to Healing and Resilience: A National Compendium of Trauma-Responsive...

Toolkits: “Nothing About Us Without Us” Tips for Involving People with Lived Experience in...

This tip sheet features strategies for meaningfully engaging trauma survivors in state and local policymaking and program design. Learn more by watching the corresponding Pathways Learning Network session.

Toolkits: Oregon – Trauma Informed Care Screening Tool

A tool to be used in conjunction with the Trauma Informed Care Roadmap to help organizations implement trauma-informed care.

Toolkits: Oregon Standards of Practice for Trauma Informed Care

Standards of practice to help organizations, systems, and agencies implement trauma-informed care.

Toolkits: Pennsylvania – Empowerment Through Common Language in Pennsylvania: A Dictionary of...

Provides common language and definitions to ensure that regardless of background, training, educational level or setting, team members are “speaking the same language.”