Building resilience for long-term recovery.
Come to Peer Place in West Palm Beach for a serene, open environment in a community where people find camaraderie, unconditional acceptance, and support to thrive. Less structured than our Clubhouses, Peer Place lets members drop in anytime to take part in mindfulness, art, or music activities; join a group support session; or have a coffee and talk one-on-one with one of our trained peer support mentors. Members sometimes move back and forth between Peer Place and Clubhouse, finding what they need to flourish, when and where they need it.
Peer Career Readiness Training and Support
The Certified Recovery Peer Specialist (CRPS) credential is for people who use their lived experience and skills learned in our Peer Career Readiness training to help others achieve and maintain recovery and wellness from mental health and/or substance use conditions. Peer Career Readiness is more than a board-certified training. We believe ongoing support, professional development and coaching are important components of the peer professional journey. We are committed to putting our peer professionals in position to thrive and grow professionally and personally.
The Wellness Recovery Action Plan
The Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) is a self-directed wellness and recovery process that empowers individuals to take control of their mental health and well-being. Created by people with lived experience, WRAP helps participants design personalized plans that outline daily maintenance strategies, recognize early warning signs, and establish action steps for times of crisis. The training emphasizes core recovery values such as hope, personal responsibility, education, self-advocacy, and peer support. It is widely implemented across mental health, addiction recovery, veteran services, and community-based wellness programs to promote long-term stability, self-determination, and a higher quality of life. WRAP is a two-day, 16-hour training.
Mental Health Court
The purpose of Mental Health Court is to increase public safety, facilitate participation in effective mental health and substance abuse treatment, improve the quality of life for people with mental illnesses charged with crimes, and make more effective use of limited criminal justice and mental health resources. Peers with lived experience in the criminal justice system connect and support people going through the court while case management ensures the right services are in place.
