Lived Experience & Recovery Network
Empowering peer communities towards wellness and recovery
Lived Experience and Recovery Network Supports, Empowers and Educates Society;
- People with lived experience of mental health and/or addiction services
- Family members and friends
- Community, professionals and society around the issues relevant to mental health, mental illness and mental wellness.
LERN's Youth Peer Support Program
Lived Experience & Recovery Network is providing a free Youth Peer Support Training Program for ages 12 – 24, and for those that reside in the Nipissing or Muskoka-Parry Sound District.
- February 6 & 7, 2025 for ages 12-18 only. Must attend both full days in-person, 9:00am-4:30pm at Lake Rosseau College in Rosseau.
- March 15 & 16, 2025 for ages 12-18 only. Must attend both full days in-person, 9:00am – 5:00pm at Homewood Suites, in North Bay.
Registration is required!
ALL training dates will be held in-person. These are the last FREE training opportunities for our Youth Peer Support Training Program.
For further details, contact LERN: e.russell@livedexperience.org
A Safe Space For All
If you or someone you love is experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact one of these services available.
Assaulted Women’s Helpline
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LinkAttorney General’s Support Services for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse
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(866) 887-0015LinkBig White Wall
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LinkBounceBack®: Reclaim your health
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LinkCanada Suicide Prevention Services
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(833) 456-4566LinkEating Disorders Nova Scotia
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(902) 229-8436LinkFour Directions Teachings
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LinkGrenfell Ministries Overdose Prevention Line
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(888) 853-8542LinkHuman Trafficking
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(416) 467-3097LinkKids Help Phone
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(800) 668-6868LinkLaurentian University Peer Programs
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(705) 675-1151LinkNational Overdose Response Service
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(888) 688-6677LinkNational Suicide Preventation Lifeline
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(800) 273-8255LinkPeerWorks
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(416) 484-8785LinkPsychosis 101
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LinkTalk 4 Healing
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(185) 555-3214LinkThe Regional Warm Line
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(866) 856-9276LinkWise Practices
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Follow Our FacebookLived Experience & Recovery Network (LERN) acknowledge and respect that the land they are on has been occupied by First Nations for millennia. We honour these relations and the land we share as an opportunity to continue to live, learn and grow. We respect that the past, present, and future, communities will guide us as we move forward supporting those we serve and fostering ongoing safe and equitable relationships.