Peer Support and Rehabilitation

Becoming an Advocate and Empowering Recovery

At Pacific Clinics, our peer support recovery program brings together people who have been through the recovery process with those experiencing similar situations for a level of shared understanding, mutual empowerment, advocacy and support. Our rehabilitation program helps individuals heal from or manage injuries, illnesses or disabilities for an improved quality of life.

Our Peer Support Recovery and Rehabilitation Programs

Peer support services ultimately extend treatment past the clinical setting to everyday life, where individuals can translate what they experienced into a support tool to help others. Our peer recovery supports successful and sustained growth for individuals hoping to stay engaged in the recovery process.

With recovery support services, individuals gain the community and connection they need to reduce the likelihood of a relapse. Often, entering the everyday environment after recovery can feel jarring, so our peer support services attempt to bridge this gap with a helping hand from someone else going through a similar experience.

Peer support shows individuals how much their voice matters to others. With the help of a support specialist, peer partners can use their past experiences to become someone’s advocate.

Our peer run Clubhouses and Wellness Centers  are located in the Greater Los Angeles area  and Inland Empire. To find a Clubhouse or Wellness Center near you, click here.

Peer Support Activities and Roles

Peer partners participate in a range of activities, depending on their experience and comfort level. We will work with you one-on-one to select roles that highlight your skills and experience. Peer support recovery roles may include the following:

• Advocating for people in recovery
• Sharing resources and building skills
• Building community relationships
• Leading recovery groups
• Mentoring individuals and setting goals
• Providing services or training
• Supervising other peer workers
• Developing your own resources
• Administering programs or agencies
• Educating the public or policymakers on relevant mental health matters

Learn More About Our Peer Support and Rehabilitation Programs By Contacting Us Today

If you’re interested in our peer support recovery and rehabilitation programs, contact us.