People experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis at the new Glick Recovery Campus will soon be able to receive support from someone who has been through recovery themselves.
Through a partnership with The Centers, Thrive Peer Recovery Services will provide peer recovery support at the Behavioral Health Crisis Center when it opens this fall. The center will offer crisis stabilization and connect individuals with ongoing behavioral health and recovery services.
Peer recovery support differs from traditional behavioral health care because it is provided by people with lived experience in recovery, Mackenzie Phillips, vice president of strategy at Thrive Peer Recovery Services, told the Cleveland Jewish News…