RTI Webinar: Participant-Led Programming

Join the Recovery Training Institute (RTI) on Tuesday, June 23, to learn what drives participant engagement, trust, and long-term success in recovery-oriented programming.

Drawing on years of qualitative and quantitative data, this session will explore what makes recovery-informed programming meaningful, engaging, and impactful for participants. Attendees will examine the key elements that support participant-centred delivery, including group connection, structure, shared responsibility, psychological safety, and effective facilitation practices.

Participants will learn how intentional program design can strengthen engagement, build trust, and support lasting recovery outcomes.

Presenter

Brian Hamel, Executive Director, RTI | RCAC

Learning Objectives

• The key factors that drive participant engagement, trust, and retention in recovery programming
• The role of group culture, connection, and belonging in supporting recovery outcomes
• How structure, consistency, and intentional group design influence participant success
• The impact of environmental factors on group dynamics and participation
• Practical strategies for delivering participant-centred, recovery-informed programming

Who Should Attend

This webinar is intended for service providers, facilitators, peer support workers, recovery coaches, program leads, and organizations delivering group-based programming.