Understanding
Lived Experience
Sara N and Monica W run this workshop each Friday at 10 am ET.
“Understanding Lived Experience” is a dynamic, course designed to equip professionals with an understanding of the significance of lived experiences. This course is tailored for those who work with individuals facing challenges such as homelessness, addiction, abuse, or mental health concerns.
Through facilitated conversations and interactive activities, participants will delve into how personal life events shape perspectives, behaviors, and interactions. The course emphasizes the value of acknowledging and appreciating the lived experiences of those they support. By fostering empathy and a deeper understanding, employees will enhance their ability to connect with and support individuals in their journey toward recovery and well-being.
Learning Peer Support Practices
Sara N and Monica W run this workshop each Monday at 1 pm ET.
Our Peer Support Skills Training (PSST) program is designed to equip individuals with essential skills and knowledge needed to provide effective peer support. This comprehensive course covers a wide range of topics aimed at fostering empathy, building communication skills, and developing practical strategies for supporting others through their mental health and wellness journeys.
Living With Lived Experience
Sara N and Monica W run this workshop each Friday at 10 am ET.
Our Living with Lived Experience (LLE) program is ideal for individuals with lived experiences who wish to use their journeys to support others, advocate for change, and foster community resilience.
It is also beneficial for those working in mental health, social services, and advocacy roles.
Join the LLE course and learn how to turn your lived experiences into powerful tools for support and positive change.
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