Forensic Peer Support (FPS) Training teaches people with lived experience in mental health, substance use, and the justice system how to support others going through similar challenges. It covers using personal experience to inspire hope, understanding criminal justice processes, practicing trauma-informed care, maintaining boundaries, advocating for others, and managing self-care. Trained forensic peer supporters often work in jails, courts, reentry programs, and mental health settings to help people rebuild their lives and stay out of the system