How to Become a Certified Peer Visitor Trainer

Your experience and compassion as a CPV can make even more difference when you help train other peer visitors. Here’s how to start:

Apply Online: Complete our CPV Trainer application form. Share your story and your motivation for joining the program.
Participate in Training: Upon acceptance, you'll join other compassionate individuals in our next training session to hone your trainer skills.
Begin Training: Equipped with training and our full support, you’ll meet with community members who are interested in training to be CPVs themselves.

We believe in the power of shared experiences and the profound bonds they forge. If you’re ready to help others navigate their path with confidence and personal growth, apply today to become a Certified Peer Visitor Trainer. Your story is powerful, and it can make a world of difference.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at 888/267-5669 x8108 or peersupport@amputee-coalition.org.

Sign-up today to train, provide support, encouragement, and practical advice to those who wish to be Certified Peer Visitors with the Amputee Coalition community.

Certified Peer Visitor Trainer Application

Please complete all required fields on this CPV Trainer application that are marked with an *. If your CPV Trainer application is successfully submitted, you will receive a confirmation email.

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