TELEHEALTH PEER SUPPORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE
Support from someone who’s been there.
Certified peer specialists with lived experience, available by video wherever you are. For employers, unions, and health plans, it’s the benefit people actually use.
In crisis? Call or text 988.
What We Do at The Peer Network
We connect you with trained and certified peer supporters—people who’ve overcome similar mental health or substance use challenges and received professional training to guide others. It’s support from someone who truly understands, delivered through convenient telehealth sessions.
- 01 We match you with the right peer supporter. Every peer supporter has lived experience with challenges like yours-anxiety, depression, addiction, or other struggles.You’re in control of your journey. Switch peer supporters whenever you choose — no explanation needed.
- 02 We ensure rigorous training and certification. All our peer supporters complete professional training programs and earn official certification to provide safe, effective support.
- 03 We focus on your goals, not medical treatment. No diagnosis or therapy sessions. We help you build skills, find hope, and create lasting change at your own pace.
- 04 We make it easy with secure telehealth.Connect through video calls from anywhere, scheduled when it works for your life.
Ready to experience peer support that gets it?
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How to Get Started with Peer Support
Individual Plans That Work for You
We believe peer support should be accessible to everyone. That’s why we accept commercial insurance plans, HSA, and FSA accounts. For those paying out-of-pocket, our sessions cost significantly less than traditional therapy while providing the understanding and connection that only comes from shared experience.
In Their Own Words
As a National Certified Peer Specialist, I can share trauma informed approaches that emphasize physical, psychological, and emotional safety to those who have experienced substance use and/or mental heath challenges themselves or that of a loved one.
Laura Stanley
Member review for The Peer Network
The best part about peer support is watching someone’s energy shift when they realize I too am in recovery and that I completely relate to what they are going through.
Danielle Bellosi
Member review for The Peer Network
Peer support inspired me to go deeper in my recovery than I ever had before. It taught me how to be authentic and vulnerable in a new way, which helped me to heal tremendously.
Matthew Peterson
Member review for The Peer Network
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