Peer Support
OneEighty Peer Support Coaches are here to listen, provide hands-on support and offer practical coping strategies. They’re not only mentors in recovery, but a source of hope and inspiration. We support you.
Call us today: 330-264-8498
We understand what you’re going through because we’ve been there ourselves.
Our Peer Support Coaches serve as mentors and coaches, supporting you along your recovery journey. As certified Peer Support Coaches, they are qualified to offer support, hope and inspiration because they understand your struggle. They’ve been through challenges with substance use and/or mental health issues. OneEighty Peer Support Coaches have direct, lived experience. They self-identify as being in active recovery from substance use, and have been certified by Ohio Mental Health and Addiction Services. Similar to our clinical staff, our Peer Support Coaches are required to obtain Continuing Education Credits. OneEighty Peer Recovery Services (PRS) are community-based services for individuals with mental illness and/or substance use disorder, and include treatment programs, services, and activities that promote recovery, self-determination, self-advocacy, well-being, and independence.
Long-term recovery is possible.
OneEighty Peer Support Coaches stay consistent in their support of our clients and often bridge the gap between a client and other treatment staff. They relate to the client on a personal level, meeting them where they are spiritually, mentally, and physically. Peer Support Coaches lead by example by living their own recovery in this community and showing clients that long-term recovery is possible.
OneEighty Peer Support Services are individualized, recovery-focused and based on a relationship that supports the individual’s ability to promote their own recovery. Peer Support Services promote self-directed recovery by working alongside clients and promoting trauma-informed care and diversity competence, encouraging self-direction, and advocating for informed choice.
OneEighty Peer Support Coaches offer hands-on support with the following:
- Emotional support
- Coping skills
- Participating in treatment
- Achieving independence
- Empowerment and self-advocacy skills
- Identifying and achieving recovery goals
- Relapse prevention
- Building a network of community support and resources
Our aim is to ensure the best outcomes for those dealing with mental illness and substance use. Our certified Peer Support Coaches work in various levels of treatment throughout the agency to improve the client’s chances of continuing their journey with recovery. They also work with various community partners including:
- Drug Court
- Family Dependency Court
- Wayne County Sheriff’s Department
Oasis Recovery Club
Oasis Club is located at OneEighty's Main Building, 104 Spink Street, Wooster, Ohio.
The club's mission is to provide a safe, alternative social environment for people in recovery.
Activities at the club: Food and refreshments, DJ dances, karaoke, play pool, board games, cards, watch tv or just hang out and meet new people. Cash only accepted. Must be 18 an over attend unless a special event is scheduled.
Upcoming Events- Mark your calendar!
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Hours of Operation (please note that hours may vary on staffing)
Monday and Tuesday: 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Wednesday-Friday: 3 p.m.- 9 p.m.
Weekends: 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Need a Meeting?
12 Step Meetings: Sunday's and Tuesday's at 9 a.m.
Heroin Anonymous Meeting: Wednesday's 7 p.m.
Narcotics Anonymous Meeting: Thursday's 7 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting: Friday's 7 p.m.
The club is ran solely by volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering please stop by the club for an application.
Peer Support Coaches
Jill Adams, CPRS, CDCA
Outpatient Peer Support Supervisor
Nonya Wenger, OCPC
Residential Peer Support Manager
Michelle Graves
Criminal Justice Peer Supporter
Bambi Hendrix, CRPS
Child Welfare Peer Supporter
Tina Nimon
MAT Peer Supporter
MikelAnne North CPRS, CDCA
Outreach Peer Support
Kraig Reichley
Residential Peer Supporter
Debra Strickler, CPRS
OASIS Club Peer Support Coordinator
Duane Vance, CDCA/CPRS
Peer Supporter
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