Peer Specialist
80 Hour Immersive Resilience Training
You don’t need a degree.
You don’t need credentials.
You need the guts to face your own fire — and the heart to help others do the same.
Every Peer Specialist we certify completes a minimum of 80-hours of training, to meet or exceed the training requirements for peer specialist within the Veterans Administration.
As we build this out, we intend to create a military and first responder skillbridge for active duty servicemembers within 180 days of retirement or transition out. This is a structured scaffolding of support built on what we already know, that Tier 1 operators listen to Tier 1 operators, Firefighters listen to Firefighters, Cops listen to Cops, Teachers listen to Teachers, etc. Peer support is central to disaster preparation, response, and recovery. Contact us to discuss how you can get involved.


The Odyssey
What Is It?
The Odyssey is a 14-day immersive resilience certification journey — part training, part personal reset. Held in beautiful, mission-driven locations, it equips you to regulate your own nervous system, support others, and lead with your lived experience, using it to help others like you.
Choose Your Station
Each Odyssey is hosted at one of our four elemental Stations:
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Station Zero (Water-based resets) – Marathon, Florida (Florida Keys)
Snorkeling, scuba, ocean immersion, floating, calm awareness, dolphin assisted resetting -
Station 7600 (Earth-based resets) – Monument, Colorado
Altitude exposure, grounding, survival resets, rafting, high-elevation climbing - Challenger Point, CO (14,087’)
Future Reset Stations
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Station 4091 (Fire) – Big Island, Hawaii
Volcano treks, equine-assisted resets, waterfall immersion, luaus, grief support, fire-side storytelling -
Station 6.5 (Wind-based resets) – South Padre Island, Texas
Sailing with a crew, parasailing, flying kites, wind-based somatic resets
Each location brings its own element of transformation — mind, body, heart
What You'll Do
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Practice building resilience in an immersive experience
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Learn how to reset your body and regulate your nervous system
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Participate in daily drills, team exercises, and trauma-informed decision making
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Learn how to use your skills to support disaster preparation, response, and recovery
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Experience embodied leadership and deep reflection
What You’ll Earn
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Peer Specialist Certification - 80 hours (up to 40 hours can be credited from prior peer support training)
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Pathway to become a Team Leader
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Skillbridge to work in medical settings as a peer specialist
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A toolbox of full-body resets and a lifelong crew
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Sample policies, procedures, field exercises, daily drills, which you can share with your peers
What Is SCURD?
SCURD stands for Southern Continental Unified Response Division — a fictional department used to demonstrate how CLIMB works when fully integrated into an agency.
Ready to Apply?
Want to train? Want to deploy? Want to climb?
Email matthew@challenger-point.com
