We’re here for you wherever you are, both physically and emotionally
Not everyone knows where to turn next, and that’s okay. Whether you’re trying to get support, strengthen your team, or help someone transition from a hospital back into the community, our Peer Specialists are here to walk with you. No judgment, just real help from people who’ve been there.
Peer Support that fits real life
Our team is made up of certified Peer Specialists—people with lived experience of mental health or substance-use recovery who’ve done the work to heal and grow. We know firsthand how overwhelming systems can be and how isolating the journey might feel. That’s why we’re committed to meeting people wherever they are, whether it’s in a hospital, a nonprofit, or just figuring out what’s next.
We offer several ways to bring Peer Support to individuals and organizations—each one grounded in empathy, experience, and a belief in the power of connection.
Explore the right kind of peer support for you
Different people need different types of support. Whether you’re part of a community organization, supporting a loved one in recovery, or running a healthcare facility, we can help find the best way to plug Peer Support into your work or your life.
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Build skills that change live
We offer custom training for organizations and certification programs for individuals. Whether you’re building staff capacity or becoming a Peer Specialist yourself, our training is flexible, practical, and rooted in lived experience.
Support Transitions After Hospital Care
Make the handoff feel more like a hand up
We help individuals safely and confidently reintegrate into community life after hospitalization. Our Peer Specialists walk with people during the most vulnerable transitions—offering real connection, not just a referral.
STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS
Our Peer Specialists can help your Mental Health and Community Care programs
Activation
Preparing your client or patient so they can connect to services
Activation
Peers can help destigmatize the process of getting mental health support by sharing their experiences with your potential clients. They can also provide a “soft” welcome to your clients when they show up at your sites, or by connecting with them ahead of services.
If Services are delayed
Community supports
Supporting your client while they wait for services
Community supports
Peers can support your clients before they receive services, or after they complete their services with you. This can be done in community settings, such as Clubhouses or Peer Support centers, or at your own sites.
If services are available immediately
Service Augmentation
Augmenting traditional mental health services, such as therapy
Services
Peers can enhance your clinical team’s services by providing non-clinical supports to the client. These can be discrete crisis planning or resource navigation, or simply holding space.
Step down / tapering
Helping the individual successfully transition from therapeutic to natural / community supports
Step down / Tapering
As you prepare to discharge your clients from services, Peers can help connect your clients to natural / community-based supports at programs such as Clubhouses, AA/NA groups, or other resources.