Peer Recovery Specialist (PRS)
Peer Recovery Specialist Training at Millennium Training is a 6-month program designed to build recovery support skills and prepare students for PRS certification, combining weekly virtual sessions with self-paced online coursework aligned to Virginia Board standards.
$495
Tuition
6 Months
Duration
100% Virtual
Format
Payment plans & scholarships
Inclusions
Why Choose Our Peer Recovery Specialist Training
This Peer Recovery Specialist Training program covers the following core areas:
Applicants must hold one of the following to enroll in Peer Recovery Specialist Training:
Millennium Training offers flexible payment options for Peer Recovery Specialist Training:
Refund Policy — PRS (72 Hours, 6-Month Program)
| Timing | Completed | Refund |
|---|---|---|
| Before first class | 0% | 100% |
| Months 1–2 | 1–10% | 75% |
| Months 3–4 | 11–20% | 50% |
| Months 5–6 | 21–30% | 25% |
| After Month 6 | 30%+ | No refund |
Completion of this program awards a Certificate of Completion. PRS certification is issued by the Virginia Board of Counseling, not Millennium Training.
Frequently Asked Questions
The program runs 6 months, combining weekly virtual sessions with self-paced online coursework.
Applicants must hold a High School Diploma, GED, or post-secondary degree to to enroll in this PRS program.
Yes. This PRS program is aligned with Virginia Board standards to prepare graduates for PRS certification.
Yes — Millennium Training offers payment plans and scholarship opportunities for eligible students enrolling in Peer Recovery Specialist Training.
Graduates are prepared to pursue PRS certification and begin working in peer support roles across community recovery and behavioral health settings.
Career Outcomes
Graduates of this Peer Recovery Specialist Training program are prepared to pursue PRS certification and support individuals navigating recovery in a variety of settings, including community recovery organizations, outpatient treatment centers, peer support programs, and behavioral health agencies. Because the training emphasizes lived-experience-informed support alongside structured recovery tools, graduates enter the field equipped to build trust and connection with the individuals they serve.
Where Peer Recovery Specialist graduates work:
- Peer Recovery Specialist
- Recovery Support Navigator
- Community Outreach Coordinator
- Behavioral Health Peer Advocate
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