The Peer Network

Building the future for people with lived experience of mental health issues...

                                    

 Hear The Dream!
 

Our dream is to ensure that anyone struggling with

mental health issues who wants peer support will be able to find it!


   Join Us In Making Our Dream A Reality!


Mission 

Ensuring quality mental health and wellness peer resources by growing sustainable mental health peer-run organizations.

Vision 

      A

          mentally   

             healthy

                       world!

The Peer Network:

Setting The Standards

 

THROUGH...

 

  • Accreditation
  • Expert Consultation
  • Statewide Advocacy Representation
  • Peer Networking Opportunities
  • Monthly Newsletter
  • Trainings, Workshops, and Webinars

 

Collaborative, Customized, and Result Driven 

The Peer Network ...

Setting The Standards

The Peer Network is an authorized CEU provider under the Texas Certifying Board. 

The Peer Network (TPN) is a nonprofit organization created to grow sustainable peer-run organizations.

 

An organization that supports mental health peer-run organizations to succeed in their mission. By supporting emerging and established entities through performance and fidelity standards, TPN promotes effective and result producing peer-run entities.

 Mental Health Peer-Run Organizations are:

  • Autonomous
  • Peer-governed
  • Peer Run
  • Peer Support
  • Evidence based as per Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

 

Peer-Run organizations serve a unique and valuable role in mental health recovery services.

What is Peer Support ?

     Peer support encompasses a range of activities and interactions between people who share similar experiences of being diagnosed with mental health conditions, substance use disorders, or both. This mutuality—often called “peerness”—between a peer support worker and person in or seeking recovery promotes connection and inspires hope.

      Peer support offers a level of acceptance, understanding, and validation not found in many other professional relationships (Mead & McNeil, 2006). By sharing their own lived experience and practical guidance, peer support workers help people to develop their own goals, create strategies for self-empowerment, and take concrete steps towards building fulfilling, self- determined lives for themselves.

   SAMHSA 2017


Outcomes for Peer Support from Peer Run  Organizations are:


  • Provides ready access to recovery supports


  • Fills the gap in services for people who are awaiting help in the public and     private systems


  • Produces quality outcomes for the  people supported and their  immunities\

 

  • Role-models recovery and HOPE


  • Improvement in Quality of Life


  • Person-directed



  • Building Trust, Connections, and      Purpose
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