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Supervisor Role in Ethical Decision Making for Peer Professionals 2026.07.09
Course Title: Supervisor Role in Ethical Decision Making for Peer Professionals
Date of course: 07/09/2026
Time of course: 12 to 1 p.m. CT (11 a.m. to 12 p.m. MT)
Location: Online
Registration Required: Participants must register and log in using a unique email address.
Full Attendance Required: Continuing education hours will only be awarded for full participation.
Facilitators: Christine Zimmerly, Gloria Uridel
Cost: Free
Offers: 1 hr CE Ethics
Language: English
Withdrawal or Special Accommodations:
Email: lori.mellinger@recoverypeople.org
Satisfaction Survey:
Completion of a satisfaction survey is required to receive continuing education credit.
Closed captions will be available.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this training, our hope is you will be able to:
- Describe the supervisor’s role in ethical decision-making.
- Apply a structured ethical decision-making process.
- Identify supervisory strategies that promote ethical practice and reflective supervision.
Please Note
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with details on how to join the session. If you do not receive a confirmation email within 15 minutes, please email lori.mellinger@recoverypeople.org
Continuing education certificates will only be issued to the individual registered with the email address used to log in. Login credentials are unique and should not be shared.
Course Description:
Ethical dilemmas are a natural part of peer support practice, and supervisors play an important role in helping peer professionals navigate these situations thoughtfully and responsibly. This training explores practical strategies for ethical supervision, including reflective consultation, application of the Texas Peer Specialist Code of Ethics, and structured ethical decision-making. Participants will strengthen their ability to support peers in addressing complex situations while promoting recovery values, accountability, and professional growth.
Instructor Bio:
Christine Zimmerly, RecoveryPeople Peer-to-Career Director, RSPS, JI-RPS, MHPS, PRS IC&RC, PSS
Christine leads the Peer-to-Career Program at RecoveryPeople, supporting the growth and professional development of Texas’ peer workforce. Drawing from her lived experience in recovery and justice involvement, she mentors emerging peer specialists and supervisors as they pursue training, certification, and meaningful careers. She works alongside a statewide team to create supportive workforce pathways that honor lived experience while strengthening retention, professional growth, and sustainability across Texas.
Gloria Uridel, Peer-to-Career Specialist, RecoveryPeople, PSS, RSPS, PRSS, IC&RC
Gloria is a passionate and professional Training Program Coordinator and Instructor with over 8 years of experience in the recovery support and wellness field. She is a Peer Specialist Supervisor (PSS) and Recovery Support Peer Specialist (RSPS) with extensive experience providing peer support, mentoring, and facilitating Texas State curriculum trainings for Recovery Support Peer Specialists.