COLUMBUS, Ind. – The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Peer-to-Peer Education offers a free, eight-session class for adults grappling with mental health conditions, aiming to deepen their self-awareness and understanding of their journey toward recovery. The program begins on Tuesday, April 30, at 5:30 p.m., at the Recovery Cafe Columbus, 1412 Sycamore St.
Led by trained facilitators who have navigated similar experiences, this program incorporates a blend of activities, group discussions, and informative videos. However, in line with NAMI’s approach, it does not provide specific recommendations for treatment methods.
This initiative fosters a safe environment conducive to mutual support and personal growth. Participants find solace in the empathy of others who can relate to their experiences. It serves as a platform to delve into recovery within a non-judgmental setting.
NAMI Peer-to-Peer equips individuals to:
- Establish a vision and set goals for the future
- Collaborate effectively with healthcare providers
- Cultivate confidence in decision-making
- Utilize relaxation techniques and stress management tools
- Share personal narratives
- Strengthen interpersonal connections
- Enhance communication skills
- Gain insight into mental health treatment options
For more details or to enroll, call 812-373-6055 or text 812-344-1542.
