General Peer Support
Peer support from fellow coworkers offers a safe, understanding space for those struggling with mental health. By sharing experiences and offering mutual encouragement, coworkers provide valuable empathy, reduce feelings of isolation, and foster a sense of community. This supportive network helps individuals cope, build resilience, and prioritize their mental well-being.
Hermine Lanauze
Together we rise: leaning on each other for strength and understanding.
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JoAnn M. Zeno
I have a passion for helping people and holds a degree in Psychology from Wright State University.
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Kimberly Vazquez
I understand the challenges of raising a child with ADHD, and is ready to lend a listening ear.
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Kaitlyn Kerr
I help others by providing a safe, judgment-free space for individuals to share, connect, and grow.
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Maciel Perez
Sometimes the most healing thing we can do for another is to simply listen.
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Michael Rada
I am edicated to Wellness and Balance through Hot Yoga Practice & Spiritual Guidance.
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Michelle Owens
I believe "This Too Shall Pass" after the tragic loss of her son who battled with mental health.
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Victoria Johnson
I’m ready to build real connections and support others —it’s not about having all the answers, but being there for each other.
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A culturally competent clinician is a healthcare professional who understands, respects, and adapts to the cultural differences, beliefs, and practices of their patients. They are skilled in providing care that is sensitive to these differences, ensuring effective communication, and offering treatments that align with the patient’s cultural needs. This approach fosters trust, improves patient outcomes, and ensures inclusive, respectful care.
