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A 60-minute peer support session to look at the shape of your days and choose routines that feel realistic, such as sleep, meals, or time outdoors. Together, you’ll make a flexible weekly outline rather than a rigid checklist.
A 30-minute introductory peer support session to talk through what kind of support would be useful right now and choose a practical next step. Meet one-to-one with a Certified Recovery Peer Support Specialist in a nonjudgmental setting.
A 60-minute peer support conversation to reflect on a difficult moment without judgment, notice what was happening around it, and identify one support or adjustment to try next time. This is coaching and shared experience, not clinical treatment.
A 75-minute peer support session for thinking through a transition, such as returning to work, changing routines, or settling into a new living situation. Sort through priorities, identify likely supports, and leave with a few concrete next steps.
Use this 45-minute appointment to organize what you want to bring up at an upcoming appointment with a healthcare or support provider. You’ll make a short list of questions and priorities; this session does not provide medical advice or speak for your provider.
A 60-minute conversation to identify a recovery goal that matters to you, break it into realistic steps, and note what support could help along the way. Leave with a simple written plan you can revisit between appointments.
A focused 45-minute peer support appointment to review how the week has gone, name what feels challenging, and decide on one manageable action before the next check-in. A good fit for ongoing support and steady accountability.
A 60-minute session to identify the people, peer groups, and community resources you may want in your corner, then map out how and when to reach them. Choose this if you want a clearer picture of the support available to you.
