Peer Support Services

Peer recovery services are community-based services for individuals eighteen (18) years or older with a mental illness or substance use disorder. Services are activities that promote recovery, self-determination, self-advocacy, well-being and independence. You do not have to be a resident of B.Riley House to participate in peer recovery services.

Certified Peer Support Specialists are trained to use lived experiences in a professional manner to help other people recover. Peer Support Specialists; give encouragement, hope, guidance, and understanding through the recovery process. We utilize lived experiences to form a mutual relationship of equals to support those in recovery. We assist them with the process of moving from hopelessness to hope!

If you are interested in participating in Peer Recovery Support (PRS) services offered, please contact the office of B.Riley House (216) 417-4831.

Peer Recovery Services

What is a Peer?

Peer Recovery Services Application:

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Please provide the following:

1.) Assesment
2.) Certification of Completion of Treatment
3.) Release of Information for other Care Providers (i.e., case managers, probation officers, counselors, etc.).