CPRP Certification

The Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner credential (CPRP) is a test-based certification that fosters the growth of a qualified, ethical, and culturally diverse psychiatric rehabilitation workforce through enforcement of a practitioner code of ethics. Currently there are CPRPs with PhDs to GEDs, occupational therapists to peer specialists, social workers to caseworkers and so many more, all of whom share a commitment to the fundamental principle that recovery from serious mental illness is possible.

Enhance your professional status with the CPRP certification! Join a distinguished group of thousands of pracitioners who demonstrate how psychiatric rehabilitation positively changes the lives of individuals with serious mental illness to one of hope, self-determination, empowerment and recovery.

The Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner credential (CPRP) is a test-based certification that fosters the growth of a qualified, ethical, and culturally diverse psychiatric rehabilitation workforce through enforcement of the PRA Code of Ethics. Currently there are CPRPs with PhDs to GEDs, occupational therapists to peer specialists, social workers to caseworkers and so many more, all of whom share a commitment to the fundamental principle that recovery from serious mental illness is possible.

CPRPs incorporate the most successful and cost-effective practices for adults with severe and persistent mental illness and have mastered the principles, skills and knowledge necessary to carry out those practices.

The CPRP exam focuses on SEVEN essential competency areas (domains) of psychiatric rehabilitation:

I. Interpersonal Competencies

II. Professional Role Competencies

III. Community Integration

IV. Strategies for Facilitating Recovery

V. Assessment, Planning, and Outcomes

VI. Systems Competencies

VII. Supporting Health and Wellness

For More Information CPRP Certification, Visit the PRA Certification Page at https://www.psychrehabassociation.org/certification/cprp-certification