Safe Circle Mentoring & Support Program is a mental health aftercare & Support program which provides mental health atercare and related support services to men whom has been abstinent from illicit substances for at least 6 months upon successful completion of a BHI mental health interventions program.

Peer Support Services are an important part of the recovery journey. In these programs, people who have made major progress in their own recovery from mental illness and/or addiction, receive formal training so they can help others in their recovery journeys. They are called Certified Peer Support Specialists.

Our Peer Support Specialists encourage and support others like them who are on the path to recovery. Since they have lived experience with recovery, they have a unique and honest point of view. They offer practical support, show what recovery can look like, and teach skills to help people who are experiencing mental health challenges to lead meaningful lives in the community.

PEER CONNECTIONS

Interact with our Peer Support Specialists who have lived experiences similar to your own and are here to support you along your recovery journey in an accepting and safe environment. They can help you acquire and develop life skills that focus on effective stress and anxiety tolerance, emotion management, communication, and strategies to unlock your potential to maximize your well-being. VIRTUAL PEER SUPPORT

We have many virtual peer support groups focused on varying topics. These groups are offered at different times throughout the day Monday through Friday. Please call 314.680.2014 to find a group and time that works best for you.

Please note that:

Client may be recommeded for theses services, based on the outcomes of their diagnostic evaluations, their assessments,and a combination of other factors observed by the clinical evaluations and treatment team. In addition, assessements and evaluations are ongoing for the benfits of evaluationg and monitoring the continuum of the client's treatment.

Attention Clients,Families and Referral Sources:

Individuals must have in their possession at the time of their intake, a state issued Identification Card/Drivers License, a Referral from a Community agency verifying their residency in Missouri, as well as a Social Security Card. The individuals Social Security Number must as well be verifiable through the Assessment System.






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