The Forensic Services & Support Advocate (FSSA) curriculum explores the fundamentals of neurocrimonology to help people w/previous justice-involvement. The FSSA fully covers the integrated-forensic peer support training offered by the states in the International Certification & Reciprocity Consortium (IC&RC). Participants must be certified as a peer before the training in order to enroll.
 
Requirements to Complete:
60 Hours - Education              
200 Direct Service Hours     
8 Hours of Supervision by a Peer Supervisor or other qualified and competent forensic provider.