Our Programs

Peer-Led Resilience & Recovery, also known as Peer R&R, includes a suite of services based on evidence-based practice:

• Family-focused Education and Peer Support Services designed to adapt to each family's specific needs through group and individual family sessions;

• School Crisis Prevention Training to help teachers identify, mitigate, and refer families to mental health and/or addiction services as well as recommendations for bringing Mental Health Literacy Curriculum into the schools so students can self-identify;

• Mental Health Literacy and Crisis Prevention seminars tailored for Corporations, Businesses, Religious Organizations, Clubs and other groups help spread knowledge about mental health and addiction and make the workplace and community groups kinder, more supportive places for everyone.

• Community Outreach seminars, workshops, and self-care activities that build awareness, break down stigma, teach mental health literacy and crisis prevention, and encourage families and individuals to seek treatment early.

• In August 2023, we will begin offering services for Individuals with major mental illness and/or brain disorders, substance use disorder (SUD), or both (COD) who need Peer Recovery Support.

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Peer R&R includes culturally sensitive service delivery by professional Peer Recovery Specialists from the BIPOC and LGBT+ communities. Although we are all the same at our cores, we understand that is is important to receive services through the lens of cultural competence. ​