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Recovery Support Specialists
Survivors Standing with other Survivors
Peer Support
A Nonclinical and Non-judgmental space for emotional support.
Connecting people with shared experiences to offer mutual understanding, encouragement, practical guidance, and resources when navigating in challenging times.
Who can benefit from Peer Support?
Individuals dealing with various challenges, including substance use disorders and mental health conditions.
Sharing experiences in a safe, non-judgmental space can reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness.
Addiction and Substance Use:
Individuals recovering from substance use disorders often find solace and motivation in Recovery Support.
Mental Health Conditions:
Recovery/Peer support is highly beneficial for individuals experiencing conditions like Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Trauma and Bipolar Disorders.
Recovery
Recovery support can complement traditional treatment methods and promote long-term recovery.
Sharing experiences related to addiction and recovery can foster a sense of hope and belonging.
Complexed Transitions
Grief /Loss
Domestic Violence
Systemic Barriers
Adverse Childhood Experiences
Environmental
Caregiving: Family members or children with complex needs.
Criminal Justice involvement
Wellness
Being good to yourself "Self Care "
Accessing Resources
Technical training
Homelessness /Unhoused
Instability
Personal
Disease
Disability
Displacement
Utility
Senior Options
Veterans
General Wellbeing:
Even individuals not facing specific diagnoses or transitions can benefit from Peer Support in navigating life's ups and downs.
Peer Support can help build social and resource connections.
Improve communication skills, coping mechanisms and promote overall well- being.
Let’s Talk About It!
Group or One on One Sessions Available.
SUICIDE AND CRISIS LIFELINE CALL 988
