You are not alone!
No one should face mental health or substance use challenges alone. Our Peer and Family Support services are designed to provide a safe, understanding, and empowering environment for individuals and families navigating these experiences. Whether you are seeking guidance for yourself or supporting a loved one, we are here to help.
Who We Help
We provide peer support and family education services in and around Omaha for:
- Individuals in mental health or substance use recovery
- Family members and caregivers
- Loved ones seeking education and guidance
- People participating in outpatient or community-based treatment

Peer Support
Our trained peer specialists have lived experience with mental health and/or substance use challenges and are in recovery. They offer a unique perspective, providing encouragement, practical tools, and a listening ear to help you achieve your goals.

Family Education and Support
We know that families play a vital role in recovery. We provide education, resources, and emotional support to help families better understand the challenges they and their loved one face and tools for better meeting these challenges together.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is family education and support?
Family education and support help families understand mental health and substance use challenges while providing tools to support recovery.
What are peer support services?
Peer support services are provided by individuals with lived experience who are in recovery and offer support, education, encouragement, and understanding.
Are peer support services the same as therapy?
No. Peer support complements therapy but is not a clinical service. It is based on shared experience and recovery support.
Do you offer group therapy in the Omaha Area?
Yes. Peer-led and group-based recovery support services are available depending on individual needs.
Can families participate in recovery support?
Yes. Families are encouraged to participate through education, support programs, and involvement in care when appropriate.