At Eleanor Health, our Community Recovery Partners (CRPs) have walked the path of recovery themselves, enabling them to provide compassionate support and guidance from a place of lived experience. Their first-hand knowledge and training equips them to empathize, motivate, and empower you on your journey towards healing.
Peer support plays an important role in many people’s recovery journey. It provides a safe and judgment-free space to discuss your struggles with someone who has been through it before, and knows what you are dealing with. Peer support focuses on personal recovery, empowerment, and community support.
Community Recovery Partners (CRPs) are trained peer support specialists who have lived experience with addiction and mental health struggles. They offer support without judgment or expectations, and create a safe space to openly discuss your struggles, triumphs, and setbacks as you begin your recovery journey.
CRPs combine their personal experience with skills learned in formal training to help you navigate the system and develop a personalized plan for recovery.
Studies have shown that peer support offers great benefits in all aspects of your recovery journey. It provides the practical guidance and empathy you need to overcome addiction challenges.
Peer support provides emotional support, coping strategies, and practical help. This can lead to shorter and less frequent hospital stays, which can be costly and disruptive to your daily life and recovery journey.
By working with a Community Recovery Partner, you will develop a greater sense of confidence and ability to manage daily life, as well as your social skills. This has a positive impact on your self-esteem and well-being, further encouraging recovery.
Peer support services help individuals build connections with other people with similar experiences. Having a supportive network can help you gain a greater sense of belonging and reduce feelings of isolation you might be experiencing.
Peer support can help individuals develop a deeper understanding of their mental health conditions and the strategies needed to manage them effectively. This can lead to more thorough and longer-lasting recoveries, as you will be better equipped to manage your symptoms and maintain your well-being over time.
Eleanor Health has partnered with many major insurance plans to make it easier for you to get affordable addiction treatment services. If we don’t contract with your insurance plan, we will work with your out-of-network benefits to ensure you still benefit from insurance.
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Peer support services are often covered by insurance. At Eleanor Health, we have partnered with many major insurance plans to make it easier for you to access peer support services.
We accept most major insurances. If your insurance is not included in our list, we can still work with your out-of-network benefits from other insurances to ensure you get coverage. Call us or fill out our insurance verification form to get in touch with our specialists.
Yes, online peer support is as effective as in-person peer support for improving well-being. Online peer support can be more accessible and convenient than the traditional in-person alternative, and many people feel a greater sense of privacy with online appointments. It all comes down to personal preference. At Eleanor Health, we offer online peer support services, although we can accommodate in-person appointments per request in some of our clinics.
Yes, peer support is considered an evidence-based practice, as numerous studies have demonstrated its effectiveness in promoting recovery and well-being among individuals facing alcohol or drug addiction as well as mental-health challenges.
We know reaching out can be hard. Call today to speak with one of our recovery specialists. We will listen, learn, and offer support – without judgment. We welcome every person in need of support and we believe in you and your ability to overcome addiction.
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Eleanor Health provides peer support in Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, and Washington. Click on a location below to find a clinic near you or access virtual peer support services in your state.
