Give your people more reasons to turn to each other.
Your members have experience others can learn from. Peer Therapy brings them together for honest conversations, then helps those connections and the learning continue.
What your community gains.
People know who to turn to.
After working through real situations together, members know how others think and where their experience can help.
Support between events.
Members can follow up with their group and share what happened next.
Learning worth coming back to.
Anonymized recaps preserve useful ideas from the situation rounds people choose to include.
One conversation can lead to much more.
At the event
Small groups work through real situations together. They get to know how one another thinks, not just what they do.
Between sessions
Conversations stay open on Peer Therapy. People follow up, share what happened, and revisit what they've learned.
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Across the community
Members meet more peers, contribute to future sessions, and connect with people beyond their organization.
Access to other sessions depends on professional eligibility and availability.
Proven in practice.
Bringing practitioners together since 2018.
Ways to work together.
Host an event
Open your doors for an evening of peer conversations.
Offer to hostSponsor your people
Help your employees or members take part in sessions with relevant peers.
Explore sponsored participationStart an affiliated chapter
Bring your members together through dedicated Peer Therapy sessions within the wider network.
Let's discuss a chapterKeep your alumni connected
Give former members a way to keep learning together and support the next cohort.
Explore alumni participationA few practical questions.
Do we see what people share?
Conversations depend on trust. Being an organizational partner doesn't give you automatic access to private discussions or individual reflections.
When a recap is created from the included situation rounds, the focus is on anonymized insights, not who said what. We'll agree on appropriate access and reporting arrangements as part of the partnership.
How do our people join?
They request to join the relevant Peer Therapy community and complete the eligibility review.
Once approved, they can register for sessions. If your organization sponsors their participation, we'll agree on how that access is handled.
Who moderates the groups?
Each group has a moderator who helps guide the conversation and makes sure everyone gets a turn.
Depending on the arrangement, moderators may come from your organization or the Peer Therapy community. We provide a structured approach and supporting guides.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you're looking to do: the format, number of sessions, level of organizational support, and whether you're sponsoring participation.
We can start with what your community needs and work out an arrangement together.
Tell us what you have in mind.
Every community is different. Tell us about yours, who you're bringing together, and what you'd like to make possible. We'll explore whether Peer Therapy is a good fit and what working together could look like.
Starting a chapter independently, not on behalf of an organization? Start a chapter.