FREE Webinar - Mastering the Peer Narrative: Become a Voice of Hope
Doors to Wellbeing invites you to join our monthly Peer Specialist Webinar Series. This FREE continuing education opportunity brings experts by experience to expand peer specialist skills, knowledge and best practices. The series is the last Tuesday of every month (except December) at 2pm ET/1pm CT/12pm MT/11am PT.
Mastering the Peer Narrative: Become a Voice of Hope
Mastering the Peer Narrative is a professional development workshop that empowers participants to transform lived experience into stories that heal, inspire, and connect. Facilitated by Omar Kenyatta Clark, mental wellness advocate, keynote speaker, and NY Peer Specialist Certification Board member, this session guides attendees through a step-by-step framework to craft authentic, hope-filled narratives while maintaining healthy boundaries. Omar will also share his own peer narrative as a real-life example of how personal truth can become a powerful tool for recovery, resilience, and empowerment.
Learning Objectives:
•Understand why personal stories heal and empower listeners
•Define your comfort zones & healthy boundaries
•Draft a peer narrative that highlights resilience & hope
•Learn fundamental speaking skills for effective storytelling
About the presenter: Omar Kenyatta Clark
Omar Kenyatta Clark is a keynote speaker, author, and certified peer specialist based in New York, as well as a mental health advocate dedicated to transforming the way we approach healing, purpose, and community. He also serves as a board member on the New York Peer Specialist Certification Board, helping to shape standards and opportunities for peers across the state. As the founder and host of the Voices of Hope podcast and movement, Omar amplifies stories of resilience and recovery, creating "Brave" space for authentic conversations about faith, mental wellness, and the power of human connection.
With over a decade of experience in the mental health field, Omar combines professional expertise with personal conviction to inspire audiences toward healing and service. Through Voices of Hope, he challenges stigmas surrounding mental health, calling individuals to rise from their own fires and become lights for others. His work reminds us that hope isn’t just something we find...it’s something we become.
This is part of Doors to Wellbeing's Peer Specialist Webinar Series.
