Parent Peer Support Supervisor Training - April 22-24, 2026 (VIRTUAL) (1)

Supervision is a key component in the success of Parent Peer Support Providers. Supervisors must employ a developmental approach that promotes the unique lived experience of the PPSP and encourages ongoing professional development. This curriculum addresses supervisory skills that will support the work of the PPSP, including creating a supportive environment, maintaining fidelity and accountability to the PPSP role, workplace wellness, and opportunities for growth and advancement. Suggested strategies, best practices and tools are provided for use in individual supervision. 

The modules with skill sets covered in the Supervisor curriculum are outlined below:

I. Introduction to parent peer support (PPS) and the PPS workforce 

II. The six phases of Parent Peer Support (Connect, Discover, Support, Empower, Prepare and Take Care) and skill sets required in each phase 

III. Effective supervision and support of the PPSP

a. Supervision as a developmental process