1:1 Peer Support in Burlington

Real Understanding, Real Connection, Real Support

Peer Support

Join Tatiana, our Peer Support Facilitator, who brings both lived and professional experience supporting individuals and families affected by mental health, addiction, and concurrent challenges.

Her background includes crisis response, victim services, and working alongside first responders. She has completed training in Mental Health First Aid, safeTALK, suicide prevention, and peer support, and is actively involved in local mental health and suicide prevention initiatives.

Why Choose 1:1 Peer Support?

Sometimes it helps to speak with someone who has lived through similar challenges. One-to-one peer support offers a compassionate, non-judgmental space to share experiences, explore resources, develop coping strategies, and feel less alone. Through connection, understanding, and practical support, peer support can help foster hope, resilience, and a greater sense of empowerment.

Why Choose Peer Support with Tatiana?

Tatiana offers a unique understanding of the mental health, addiction, and crisis systems within Halton Region. She can help individuals and families navigate community resources, psychiatric services, crisis supports, and interactions with emergency responders. Her knowledge of these systems, combined with her lived experience, allows her to provide practical guidance, emotional support, and a non-judgmental space where clients feel understood and less alone.