CE Training for DHH Peers
Continuing Education for Peer Support Specialists
who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Did you know that there are certified peer support specialists who also are sign language users or who have hearing loss?
Are you already a peer who could benefit from communication access at training events?
Bridgehaven is committed to training and supporting peers with effective communication access.
Bridgehaven offers training for peers needing continuing education (CE) credit.
These on-demand Zoom recordings are presented in English with both ASL interpreting and captioning (fill out this survey for your certificate):
- Five Stages in the Recovery Process and 10 Guiding Principles of Recovery by Debbie Homan— 1 CE
- Suicide Awareness and Prevention by Anita Whitworth — 1 CE
- Substance Abuse Recovery Alongside Mental Health by Ben Jaggars — 1 CE
- Making Sense of Psychiatric Medications by M. Charlene McAndrews — 1 CE
- Grief and Loss by Debby Richmond — 1 CE
- Eating Disorders by Katie Lannon - 1 CE
- Overcoming Depression by Debby Richmond — 1 CE
- What is Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)? by Bruce Behney, LCSW — 1 CE
- Eat Well, Feel Great: How to Supercharge Your Body and Brain! by Amanda Jones, APRN, AFMC, CHC — 1.5 CEs
- Financial Foundations by Joseph Cecil — 3 CEs
- WRAP – Wellness Recovery Action Plan – An Evidence-Based Practice by Debbie, Homan, APSS — 1 CE
- Employee Mental Health and Wellness by Anita Whitworth — 1 CE
These on-demand automated courses are presented in English with captioning only and give you an automated certificate download (you do not need to fill out a survey):
- DBHDID-TRIS Everything You Need to Know by Chrystal Osborne — 1.5 CE
- Five Stages in the Recovery Process by Debbie Homan — 1 CE
- Trauma-informed Group Facilitation by Susan Pope — 1 CE
- Enjoying Life: Practicing and Modeling Self-Compassion by Diane Brewer — 1 CE
These on-demand Zoom recordings are presented in English with captioning only (fill out this survey for your certificate):
- Could it Be? Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms of Mental Illnesses by Pat Doyle — 3 CEs
To bring up ASL on the Zoom recordings
click on the interpretation symbol below the video and click “American” :

Additional CPE Peer Trainings with ASL Interpretation:
These live trainings are available in English with ASL Interpreters
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APSS Certification Training (In-Person training. Contact Susan Turner, CPE Manager about interpretation needs)
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Peers in The Know Webinar Series (ASL automatically provided)
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If you would like to attend another training and need ASL interpretation, please reach out to Susan Turner.
Monthly Virtual Peer Check-in with ASL
The second Tuesday of every month from 10-11 AM ET is our virtual peer check-in with ASL interpretation.
No need to register. Just show up and share stories and questions about peer support with working peers around Kentucky.
Join the meeting on Zoom here
Join on ZoomNote: This link is good through July 2025. It is not changing.
Quarterly Virtual TRIS Townhall
Our Quarterly TRIS Towhall also includes ASL. That occurs quarterly during the peer check-in at the same link as the peer check-in. Ask any questions about peer CE credits and uploading them to TRIS to maintain your peer certification.
We know that there are more peers out there who are deaf or hard of hearing. Connect with us!
Deaf CPSS KY Support vs Peer Support
This video is from the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services (DHHS) YouTube Channel