Facilitator Directory

The Co-Facilitator Directory offers a connection with locally trained and Copeland Center-recognized Co-Facilitators who can offer peer-support groups on wellness and recovery in your community. To be listed in this directory, you must have successfully completed the five-day in-person Co-Facilitator training offered by the Copeland Center or a current Advanced Level Co-Facilitator of the Copeland Center. Once listed, refresher training requirements must be met to maintain your listing in the directory.  

The directory is designed to fill a need for local resource availability for people seeking wellness and recovery groups. The Copeland Center had to make a sizable investment in technology to get the registry up and running. It is primarily designed for Advanced Level Co-Facilitators to participate by purchasing bulk listings for their trainees. Because it takes investigation into each individual request that does not come directly through an Advanced Level Facilitator, the Copeland Center has to do detective work to ensure that individuals were properly trained by qualified trainers and this requires a fee. We encourage Co-Facilitators to request that their trainers contact the Copeland Center to purchase spaces in the registry and therefore eliminate the research required for an individual request and help make it as affordable as possible to Copeland Center-recognized Co-Facilitators.  If you qualify to be listed in the directory, please contact the organization or an Advanced Level Co-Facilitator who provided your training.  Current Advanced Level Co-Facilitators who want to list people they have trained and provided refresher courses should contact us for more information.  

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WRAP saved my life.

I am a NYS Certified Peer Specialist, WRAP Facilitator, community mental health educator, and graduate student in social work. I have been in the mental health field since 2013 and work with adolescents and adults. My interests include therapeutic use of creative arts, the brain-body connection, social justice work, and connecting with nature.

Melissa Callender

Melissa Callender was born in NH and raised between NH and Maine, moving every year while growing up. She moved to the Keene area 11 years ago, and in that time has made many community connections.

Martin City Consumer Operated Services
Adult Peer Support Specialist Supervisor
Prestonsburg, Ky. 41653

Executive Director One New Heartbeat, Inc. This newly formed organization was developed under the model established by Mary Ellen Copeland, Ph.D. WRAP® is a nationally recognized wellness program.

Michael-King

Michael King is a leadership trainer and coach, the Director and Creator of The Communities Project, and the Managing Principal of Impact Leadership Training & Coaching, LLC. He spent over a decade in the political arena, working on Presidential, Gubernatorial, U.S. Senate, and local campaigns, from county to state legislative efforts. He is a past Campaign Director, Field Director, Communications Director for the Washington State Democratic Party, and the former Executive Director of the Washington State Senate Democratic Campaign Committee. The former National Director of Outreach & Engagement for Facing Addiction with NCADD, he is an alumnus of JustLeadershipUSA’s Leading with Conviction program and a graduate of the Rockwood Leadership Institute’s online Art of Leadership program. Michael has studied solution-focused coaching and currently serves on the Steering Committee of the Peer Recovery Center of Excellence.

My name is Michaela Tschirhart. I am a WRAP facilitator at Fremont Counseling Center in Riverton, WY. I have a co-occurring condition which WRAP helps me to keep in remission. I love to share this wonderful tool with my clients so we can reach for the stars, together!

Michele describes her first experiences using WRAP as immediately inspiring and utterly transformative. Today, Michele remains just as passionate about sharing WRAP with others. The values and ethics at the core of WRAP resonate deeply with Michele.

Member of the Consumer/Survivor/ Mad/ X community in Toronto, Ontario Canada for over 20 years. I believe there is so much to life as a mad person that exists outside a pill. If you want to take a wellness journey, I am game for that. WRAP is a tool for wellness, it is also a tool for really living outside the clinical purview of human experience.

Michele Quick

Certified as a Peer Support Specialist, Mental Health Coach, Stress Management Consultant, Trauma Support Specialist and Certified Addictions & Recovery Specialist. Works with Justice Impacted Population as Re-entry Coach, Advocate and Consultant. Offers Court Approved and Accredited Addiction and Substance Abuse Programs. I am also a Chaplain.

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