Peer Support

Peer Recovery Supporters use their own recovery journeys to build trust, reduce stigma, and help you feel understood.

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Peer support fosters empowerment, connection, and meaningful steps toward change — not treatment or clinical services.

What Peer Support Is

Peer support is a non-clinical approach where people with lived experience of a substance use disorder walk alongside others facing similar challenges. At Tyler’s Redemption Place, peer support is always:

  • Free – no referral needed
  • Confidential
  • Non-clinical
  • Grounded in lived experience
  • Centered on your goals and your path

How Peer Support Helps

One-on-One Support

Our Ohio Certified Peer Recovery Supporters meet with individuals privately to listen, encourage, and help them navigate next steps. Together, those they support set goals, create wellness plans, explore resources, and build confidence in their recovery journey.

Navigation & Resource Support

Peers help individuals and families connect to treatment, housing, employment resources, community programs, and other supports that strengthen stability and well-being.

Hope Through Shared Experience

Because peers have walked their own recovery paths, they offer understanding that feels real, relatable, and judgment-free. Their lived experience helps people feel less alone and more hopeful about what’s possible.

Explore the Calendar

Discover upcoming meetings, classes, and gatherings that support your recovery journey.

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Immediate Support & Crisis Lines

Nationwide

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

If you or someone you know needs support now, call or text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org

Summit County

ADM Addiction Helpline
330-940-1133

Summit County ADM Board Services | Alcohol & Drug Addiction & Mental Illness | Recovery Support