Peer Living Rooms

Safe, Supportive Spaces Open to All

Having the understanding and guidance of someone who has “been there” before can be a tremendous help on your path towards recovery and wellness. RHA’s Peer Living Rooms (PLRs) are safe, comfortable, welcoming spaces where you can participate in activities that support your personal journey while engaging with and supporting others who are also in recovery.

RHA Certified Peer Support Specialists (CPSS) support PLR operations and are available to talk with you individually and to lead classes for group support and information sharing. Participants practice respect for each person’s journey, participate in activities, and learn more about community resources.

PLRs promote safety, self-advocacy, resiliency, and support you while you work towards your personal wellness goals.

Alamance Behavioral Health Center Peer Living Room

Peer Living Room features:

An inviting, home-like environment.
Comfortable group rooms.
An open kitchen.
An open living room with spaces designed for talking, reading, listening to music, using a computer, meditating, and smaller group activities.
A resource area for learning about local community resources and services.

Do I need an appointment to visit a Peer Living Room?

No appointment or assessment is needed to access RHA’s Peer Living Rooms – they are open to anyone seeking a safe space. Certified Peer Support Specialists are available to offer support.