02/20/2020
Next week, we are wrapping up Black History Month at the 81st Ave Oakland Public Library. The event is Feb. 27th from 1:30-3:30pm. Bring a friend!
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Our Mission PEERS is a diverse community of people with mental health experiences. Our mission is to promote innovative peer-based wellness strategies. We create culturally-rich, community-based mental health programs that honor diverse experiences to eliminate stigma and discrimination. Our Vision We envision a world where people can freely choose among many mental health options that address the needs of the whole person. We see a future where people with mental health experiences are valued for their essential contributions to society.
02/19/2020
Anxiety is different for kids
If you are concerned about your child’s mental health, you’re not alone.
Here's what parents should watch for, and how to help
02/18/2020
Rising U.S. Suicide Rates Prompt Calls for New Approaches to Suicide Prevention - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
While the latest U.S. suicide data are deeply troubling, there is a possibility for hope in the recognition that new approaches are needed, including an increased interest in centering lived experience perspectives.
By Leah Harris Rising U.S. Suicide Rates Prompt Calls for New Approaches to Suicide Prevention The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) just released its most recent report on mortality in America, which found that there were 48,344 suicide deaths in the US in 2018, an increase from 1...
02/12/2020
Duncan: Choosing for Being Worthy by Mental Health Minute • A podcast on Anchor
Check out Ep. 11 of Mental Health Minute featuring Duncan on Being Worthy. Beats by DrumDealermusic
Duncan speaks about his notion of "Imposter Syndrom" and how he makes an effort to choose to be here as a result.
02/11/2020
Book Calls for Unapologetically Cultivating Black Mental Health - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
As we consider the legacy of Black history this month, this book offers an important opportunity to reflect on how historical and current stressors can have a cumulative effect on mental health and well-being
By Leah Harris Forthcoming Book Calls for Unapologetically Cultivating Black Mental Health February is Black History Month, and Dr. Rheeda Walker, psychologist and author of The Unapologetic Guide to Black Mental Health: Navigate an Unequal System, Learn Tools for Emotional Wellness, and Get the ...
02/10/2020
The "1 Billion Dollar Morning Routine" - Habits of the World’s Most Successful People
What are some of your most beneficial morning routines? How would you start the perfect day?
The "1 Billion Dollar Morning Routine" - Habits of the World’s Most Successful People ►Check out our new clothing brand: http://onlydreamersallowed.com ►Spec...
02/05/2020
Paint and SIP with POCC - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
Our TAY Orientation with the POCC went off without a hitch. Painting supplies and juice were served up to the sizable crowd at Youth Uprising in Oakland. New youth members joined the POCC, received shirts and joined the movement for self-advocacy in Alameda County!
Our TAY Orientation with the POCC went off without a hitch. Painting supplies and juice were served up to the sizable crowd at Youth Uprising in Oakland. New youth members joined the POCC, received shirts and joined the movement for self-advocacy in Alameda County!
02/04/2020
A new study finds increasing the minimum wage reduces suicides
They say money doesn't buy happiness, but a new study says raising the minimum wage reduces suicide rates...
The growing literature on whether raising the minimum wage can save lives, explained.
02/03/2020
It's Black History Month! Keeping up with the tradition Alameda County always has plenty of events celebrating in February...including this one on Valentines Day.
01/31/2020
Our next WRAP Orientation will focus on self-compassion and self-care.
Show yourself a little love and join us on February 13!
01/30/2020
What's in store for the Year of the Rat? Hong Kong's most famous fortune teller reveals all
Fortune predictions for the Year of the Rat...
So Man-fung Peter, one of Hong Kong's most famous geomancy consultants, shares his insights on the coming year and offers a few tips on how to incorporate feng shui into your travels.
01/29/2020
Juan: Meditation for Obsession by Mental Health Minute • A podcast on Anchor
Listen to "Juan: Meditation for Obsession" on our New Episode of Mental Health Minute ⚓
https://anchor.fm/mentalhealthminute/episodes/Juan-Meditation-for-Obsession-eah3io/a-a1ck0vh
Juan talks about dealing with "mental obsession", and how he uses breath and relaxation to meditate his way through this feeling.
01/28/2020
Remembering Kobe Bryant - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
Remembering Kobe Bryant...
In his final NBA game against the Utah Jazz, Kobe Bryant went out with a 60-point streak for the win, ending his 20-year career as one of the greatest players in the history of the sport. On Sunday the 41-year-old multi-ring-bearing NBA Champion, two years into his retirement was in a helicopter cra...
01/23/2020
Come join our TAY Program and POCC TAY, for Paint and Sip on Feb. 4th. A night of creative expression where you can let your inner artist shine.
01/22/2020
New Job Opening: Bookkeeper - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
We are hiring at PEERS! New Job Opening: Bookkeeper
TITLE: Accounting and Payroll Specialist REPORTS TO: Finance Director PEERS, a non profit organization, is a diverse community of people with mental health experiences. Our mission is to promote innovative peer-based wellness strategies. We create culturally-rich, community-based mental health p...
01/21/2020
The Bay Area Warmline goes Statewide - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
The Warm Line is an important prevention resource, meant to be used before an individual reaches the crisis point.
The Bay Area Warmline goes StatewideBy Leah Harris In a massive victory for peer-run services and crisis prevention, California Governor Gavin Newsom allocated $10.8 million for three years for the existing San Francisco-based Peer-Run Warm Line to expand beyond Northern California to cover the who...
01/15/2020
Vickey: Prayer for PTSD by Mental Health Minute • A podcast on Anchor
With a new year comes a new episode of Mental Health Minute...check out Vickey and her struggles with PTSD.
Airforce Vet Vickey lets us know how prayer, meditation, and her personal faith has helped her transition through Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
01/14/2020
Let Recovery Values Inspire You to Make Positive Changes in 2020 and Beyond - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
With a new decade beginning, we may feel a lot of extra pressure to shed a challenging habit or become a “new and improved” version of ourselves.
By Leah Harris Let Recovery Values Inspire You to Make Positive Changes in 2020 and Beyond With a new decade beginning, we may feel a lot of extra pressure to shed a challenging habit or become a “new and improved” version of ourselves. But the research shows that most people really struggle to ...
01/13/2020
PEERS will be hosting a One Day WRAP training: Thursday, Jan. 23rd. Come on by!
01/09/2020
2020 Vision: A list of New Years Intentions - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
Many people have New Year’s Resolutions for 2020. Here are some of our intentions for the next year, from the staff at PEERS.
Many people have New Year’s Resolutions for 2020. Here are some of our intentions for the next year, from the staff at PEERS. SCAN MORE – PRINT LESS-Kozi My goal for 2020 is more self-love… I will be the one who makes mehappy. Self-love means putting myself first and being aware of what Ineed ...
01/08/2020
Two weeks ago, members of our TAY hosted a Kwanza celebration over the holiday break. Food, festivities and a cultural presentation were included in the celebration.
01/02/2020
Calendar - PEERS Mental Health and Recovery: Oakland, California
PEERS is back from our Holiday Break. Tomorrow will be our first program of the new year with our weekly WRAP Group, as always: Friday at 1:30 at the office...
https://peersnet.org/calendar/
The PEERS events calendar keeps the public informed about our many programs, activities, trainings, and events. PEERS confronts mental health stigma by delivering support groups, workshops, and community outreach. We are the premier peer-led mental health alternative for Alameda County residents.
12/30/2019
9 Achievable New Year’s Resolutions That Can Improve Your Mental Health | Crisis Text Line
9 Achievable New Year’s Resolutions That Can Improve Your Mental Health:
12/26/2019
Last Friday was the Annual POCC Holiday and Cultural Celebration. A good time was had by all!
12/20/2019
Happy holidays! The PEERS office will be closed for a winter break starting at 5pm on Friday, December 20, 2019, and reopening at 8:30am on Thursday, January 2, 2020.
We look forward to seeing you in the New Year!
12/17/2019
Destigmatizing Mental Health on Campus - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
College can be an intense and destabilizing environment for many young people...
By Leah Harris Destigmatizing Mental Health on Campus: The Stanford Settlement and the Urgent Need for Change College can be an intense and destabilizing environment for many young people. Often, they are living far away from their families and extended support systems for the first time. Without ad...
12/16/2019
It's that time of year again...The POCC Holiday and Cultural Celebration is this Friday. Don't miss the raffle!
12/12/2019
"Don't let the holidays become something you dread. Instead, take steps to prevent the stress and depression that can descend during the holidays. Learn to recognize your holiday triggers, so you can combat them before they lead to a meltdown."
12/11/2019
When Mental Illness Becomes a Jail Sentence
"Some experts say as many as 40 percent of calls to police concern a mental-health emergency."
Arrestees who are mentally incompetent to stand trial are supposed to be sent for treatment. But thousands are being warehoused in jails for months without a conviction.
12/10/2019
Queering the Holidays: Strategies to Cope When Your Family Doesn’t Accept You - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
If you’re LGBTQ+, family rejection can literally mean the difference between life and death.
By Leah Harris Queering the Holidays: Strategies to Cope When Your Family Doesn’t Accept You If you’re LGBTQ+, family rejection can literally mean the difference between life and death. According to the Family Acceptance Project, “LGB youth who come from highly rejecting families are 8.4 times...
12/06/2019
Support Peers Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services (PEERS) by shopping at AmazonSmile.
Weather you participated in the mayhem of Cyber Monday or you just need a quick gift shipped to you overnight, PEERS has a way for you to give to us via your purchase through Amazon. Just click the link below when you shop, and PEERS will receive a donation at no cost to the shopper.
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When you shop at AmazonSmile, Amazon will donate to Peers Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services (PEERS). Support us every time you shop.
12/05/2019
First Thanksgiving without Mom - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
The holidays are a great time to be with family, but they also remind us of those who are no longer with us.
The holidays are a great time to be with family, but they also remind us of those who are no longer with us. First Thanksgiving without Mom Joshua Walters I called up my first love We usually reach out once a year For a traditional birthday call This year she had lost her mom I …
12/02/2019
Our Holiday WRAP is This week: Thursday, Dec. 5th. Come enjoy some PEERS style glowing gratitude. Being with others is a great way to get through the holidays.
Register Here: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSdwYrvJB4iukIQ6dt…/viewform
11/28/2019
Thanksgiving may make you feel like a Turducken (Chicken inside a Duck, inside a Turkey), but to spite the mixed emotional mayhem the holidays can provide it's still a good excuse to loosen the belt and eat to your heart's content. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at PEERS.
11/27/2019
Opinion | Go Ahead. Eat Your Holiday Feelings.
According to the The New York Times dieting can be harmful to your mental health. This opinion piece is in praise of "intuitive eating"...
Emotional eating is part of being human.
11/26/2019
This time of year we focus (and indulge) on some of our favorite foods. What are some of your most celebrated holiday dishes?
11/20/2019
In October our own Ashlee Jemmott got to hang out with Delores Huerta at the Alliance for Girls Conference.
11/19/2019
Last month our own Dee Dee Blackman attended Mental Health 101 Clergy along with featured Supervisor Keith Carson.
11/18/2019
Give yourself the Gift of WRAP, next month at our Special Holiday One-Day, Dec. 5th. Make it the season of self-care.
Register Here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdwYrvJB4iukIQ6dt6RoIn6z1mzhBKL2ajKkh-W2rj3mjsDtQ/viewform
11/14/2019
How does temperature affect mental health?
How does temperature affect mental health?
A new study finds that increases in temperature negatively affect mental health outcomes. The authors conclude that this is due to sleep disturbance.
11/13/2019
Our new Interfaith & Spirituality Healings Arts Coordinator, Dee Dee Blackman, has been bridging the gap between faith based communities and mental health. Great to have her aboard!
11/12/2019
Queer Eye Co-host Karamo Brown Tackles Mental Health Stigma in Black and LGBTQI+ Communities - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
Fans of the remix of 1990s Queer Eye know Karamo Brown for the loving, no-nonsense life coaching he provides to guests about self-care and relationships. But recently, Brown has publicly come out with his own lived experience of recovery...
Queer Eye Co-host Karamo Brown Tackles Mental Health Stigma in Black and LGBTQI+ Communities Fans of the remix of 1990s Queer Eye know Karamo Brown for the loving, no-nonsense life coaching he provides to guests about self-care and relationships. But recently, Brown has publicly come out with his ow...
11/06/2019
Last Saturday PEERS was out in full force at Dia de los Muertos, at Fruitvale Plaza. We celebrated the annual tradition in honor of our ancestors and those who have past.
11/05/2019
‘Gut-Brain Axis’ May Provide Clues for Trauma Recovery - PEERS Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services
Could Your Gut Influence Fear Responses in PTSD? New Study Suggests the ‘Gut-Brain Axis’ May Provide Clues for Trauma Recovery.
By Leah Harris Could Your Gut Influence Fear Responses in PTSD? New Study Suggests the ‘Gut-Brain Axis’ May Provide Clues for Trauma Recovery For many years, mental disorders were simplistically understood as imbalances or deficits in the neurotransmitters in the brain. Recent research has debun...
11/04/2019
Treat yourself to a Bonus Holiday WRAP this year on Dec. 5th. We usually don't do a One-Day WRAP in December, but we decided it was a needed activity for this holiday season.
Register Here:
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Last week was the state wide API (Asian Pacific Islander) Mental Health Empowerment Conference in Oakland. Along with powerful keynotes and educational workshops, the crowd was treated to a buffet of different performances highlighting acrobatics, music and dance from China, India, Vietnam, Tahiti and the Philippines. The diversity of cultures was phenomenal.
PEERS was once again a participant at Art and Soul over the weekend. We set up a booth, listened to the tunes and promoted our programs.
Peers Envisioning and Engaging in Recovery Services (PEERS) stands with other consumer-run mental health organizations, including the Pool of Consumer Champions (POCC), the California Association of Mental Health Peer-Run Organizations (CAMHPRO), and the Alameda County Network of Mental Health Clients (ACNETMHC), in endorsing Senate Bill 906. This legislation represents a meaningful step toward legitimizing the essential work done by peer support specialists. Mental health consumers deserve access to high-quality, humanizing, and empowering services and resources. California must follow the lead of other states in establishing a statewide peer services certification program.
Recently, PEERS Transition Age Youth Mentee DeAnna Atkins sat on the Youth Panel at the CMHACY conference in Monterey, CA. In particular, she answered the question: "in a perfect world what would wellness look like for you and your peers?"
FREE Day of Prayer Event in Oakland on May 3rd 2018!
Does prayer, spirituality, faith, or belief enhance your personal wellness? Join us for the annual Alameda County Everyone Counts Campaign: National Mental Health Day of Prayer and Celebration! This free, open, and family-focused event will take place on Thursday, May 3rd, 2018 at the Courtyard in front of the County Administration Building, 1221 Oak St. in Oakland. Please enjoy FREE art activities, food, performances and speeches. The Reverend Wanda Johnson, Oscar Grant's mother and a renowned community activist, will be speaking at this event!
Enfrentando el Estigma en la Salud Mental - Confronting Mental Health Stigma
Mental health stigma is a significant challenge facing the Latino/a/x American community. Over the past two years, PEERS’ Latino/a/x American Action Team has worked towards addressing this complex and pervasive issue through community outreach and by inaugurating Spanish-language support groups. This program has produced measurable outcomes in terms of reducing internal and external stigma. El estigma en la salud mental es un reto importante que enfrenta la comunidad Latino/a/x. En pasados dos años el comité de acción Latino/a/x de PEERS ha trabajado para abordar este tema tan complejo y penetrante a través de sus opiniones y también contactaron a la comunidad, inaugurando los grupos de apoyo en español. Este programa ha producido excelentes resultados en términos de reducir el estigma interno y externo. As part of the ongoing community engagement efforts, the Action Team recently produced a video Public Service Announcement aimed at the Spanish-speaking community of the San Francisco Bay Area. This video features narration and performances from the Action Team members themselves. We encourage you to share this video on social media in order to help reduce mental health stigma for the Latino/a/x American community of the Bay Area. Como parte de los esfuerzos de la participación de la comunidad, el comité produjo recientemente un video que anuncia este servicio público dirigido a la comunidad de habla hispana de la bahía de San Francisco. Este video cuenta con narración y actuaciones de los propios miembros del equipo de acción. Les animamos a compartir este video en las redes sociales para ayudar a reducir el estigma de la salud mental para la comunidad Latina/a/x área de la bahía. PEERS confronts mental health stigma by delivering support groups, workshops, and community outreach. We are the premier peer-led mental health alternative for Alameda County residents. PEERS lucha para frenar el estigma en la salud mental mediante el soporte de grupos de apoyo y ta
PEERS Celebrates Black History Month 2018
On the last day of February, many PEERS staff and community members attended the 2018 ACBHCS and POCC Annual Black History Month Celebration and Training. PEERS’ own Program Manager Bre Williams presented on African American History 101, taking listeners on a whirlwind tour through hundreds of years of history. Her talk centered on resilience and social, political, and technological innovation by Africans and African Americans alike. Bre is a passionate and respected advocate for ending mental health stigma within the African American Community, especially in Alameda County.
Medication Options: Young People and Mental Health (Part 3 of 3)
PEERS, in collaboration with Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services, has produced a series of three videos for East Bay youth. This series is intended to help young people make informed decisions when they’re prescribed psychiatric medication from health care providers. This is part 3 of 3.
Medication Options: Young People and Mental Health (Part 2 of 3)
PEERS, in collaboration with Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services, has produced a series of three videos for East Bay youth. This series is intended to help young people make informed decisions when they’re prescribed psychiatric medication from health care providers. This is part 2 of 3.
Medication Options: Young People and Mental Health (Part 1 of 3)
PEERS, in collaboration with Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services, has produced a series of three videos for East Bay youth. This series is intended to help young people make informed decisions when they’re prescribed psychiatric medication from health care providers. Stay tuned for parts 2 and 3!
No Stigma No Barriers
Why is youth mental health important? PEERS is part of the NoStigmaNoBarriers collaborative that connects Transition Age Youth to mental health resources. Watch our video here!
WRAP Día de los Muertos Sugar Skulls
Last Friday, PEERS’ WRAP group decorated sugar skulls as part of their weekly meeting. Decorating sugar skulls is a defining feature of Día de los Muertos celebrations. The practice traditionally honors deceased relatives in Mexican culture. This activity was a collaboration between WRAP and PEERS’ Latino/a/x American Action Team. The Everyone Counts Campaign for 2016-2018 is focused on reducing stigma and providing services to the Bay Area Latino/a/x community.
PEERS at the POCC Latino Power Event
What's better than music and good food? Last night, PEERS took part in the POCC's Latino Power Event at Hayward City Hall. This event promoted mental health in the Latino/a/x community!
Why are you good? #ImGood
I'm Good is a blog campaign that shares stories and wellness tips! Visit www.im-good.com for more info!
Zakiya Saves Suicidal Man on Freeway
Earlier this summer, PEERS Program Assistant Zakiya Johnson saved a suicidal man on a East Bay freeway. That man was Jose. In honor of Suicide Awareness Prevention Month, Zakiya and Jose agreed to tell their story.
Soul Collaging with PEERS Staff
Looking for a new wellness tool? Soul collaging is a great way to go!
POCC Picnic!
PEERS @ the Alameda County Pool of Consumer Champions picnic in San Leandro!
#WeArePEERS -- Meet Our Participants!
Meet the inspiring participants who make PEERS a unique organization.
Bring Your Kid to Work Day!
How're your dancing skills? Bring Your Kid to Work Day was last Friday at PEERS!
Welcome to PEERS!
How does PEERS support our community? Watch this video to find out!
Free Friday Movies at PEERS!
LEVS and TAY LEVS had their end of year BBQ celebration today! Congrats to our LEVS participants and staff for another highly successful year!
PEERS Transition Age Youth Program
TAY Leadership Mentee DeAnna Atkins and Program Coordinator Ashlee Jemmott discuss the positive impact of PEERS' Transition Age Youth Program.
5 Day WRAP Facilitator Training for Women
PEERS Contractor Aisha Scott talks about the ongoing 5 Day WRAP Facilitator Training for Women.
Interview with Chinese American Action Team Member Jean Lee
Interview with Chinese American Action Team Member Jean Lee
Tobacco Freedom Commencement
Interview with Consumer Movement Organizer Jay Mahler
Interview with Consumer Movement Organizer Jay Mahler PEERS' BestNow! Intern recently interviewed Consumer Movement organizer Jay Mahler about his life, activism, and the history of the movement. Check out this amazing interview!
What's Your Story? Latino/a/x Action Team Meeting May 3rd, 2017
PEERS' Latino/a/x Action Team met last week to work on story-telling skills, develop materials for an anti-stigma curriculum, and plan for the upcoming 10x10 We Move for Health Event on May 19th.
Today is East Bay Gives!
Today is East Bay Gives! Please consider donating to our Special Messages program. Don't know why Special Messages is important?? Watch this video! www.eastbaygives.org/peers
East Bay Gives on May 4th -- Donate to Special Messages!
In the very near future, PEERS will be participating in an online fundraiser called East Bay Gives—a one day community giving event that takes place on May 4th, 2017. www.eastbaygives.org/peers This year, we are hoping to raise $1000 for our Special Messages program. Currently Special Messages is run on shoestring budget by talented staff who volunteer their time and expertise. Please consider donating to this very important cause!
What Does Support Do For You? -- Karma Cinema
PEERS is the New Parkway Theater's Karma Cinema Partner for May. This means that 20% of Wednesday ticket sales are donated to PEERS for the entire month. Look for this video before each movie screening in May!
Lava Lamp Extravaganza!
Ever wondered how lava lamps are made? Reflections and Expressions participants made their own lamps yesterday! Reflections and Expressions is PEERS' art therapy support group that meets on the last Wednesday of each month from 3:00 to 4:30 PM.
A Basic Human Need: Ending Housing Discrimination for Mental Heal
Nearly one quarter of homeless individuals suffer from a severe form of a mental illness. And despite these individuals' best efforts to gain housing, many cannot because of discrimination on the part of housing power holders, such as landlords or property managers. Learn more about the link between mental health issues and homelessness and what you can do to help.
Snapping the Chain: Ending Mental Health Stigma in the African Am
As part of the Social Inclusion Campaign, PEERS is dedicated to promoting education and ending stigma around mental health in the African American community. Listen to the inspiring stories of DeWitt Buckingham and Brianna Williams, and learn more about this important social issue.
Who is PEERS?
Who is PEERS? We are a consumer-run organization that promotes wellness for people with mental health difficulties and their families through community outreach, empowerment, education, advocacy for social inclusion, and elimination of stigma and discrimination.
Mental Health Matters: Helpful Advice for Transitional Age Youth
ACBHCS TAY Coodinator Rachel Bryant and youth leader Letty Elenes give advice for young adults who may be feeling down or experiencing struggles in their lives. To view the full episode, please visit: http://mentalhealth.blip.tv/file/4934454
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PEERS confronts mental health stigma by delivering support groups, workshops, and community outreach.
We are the premier peer-led mental health alternative for Alameda County residents.
Our Mission:
PEERS is a diverse community of people with mental health experiences. Our mission is to promote innovative peer-based wellness strategies. We create culturally-rich, community-based mental health programs that honor diverse experiences to eliminate stigma and discrimination.
Our Vision: We envision a world where people can freely choose among many mental health options that address the needs of the whole person. We see a future where people with mental health experiences are valued for their essential contributions to society.
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