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Welcome to the Southeast
Recovery Learning Community
We are a peer-run community in the Southeastern area of Massachusetts for people with lived experience of trauma, psychiatric diagnosis, addiction, and other challenges.
We are dedicated to providing access to opportunities and resources to assist people in finding their own self-determined paths to emotional wellness. We provide peer-to-peer support, peer-facilitated support groups, peer bridging, advocacy, fun events, and volunteer opportunities to support people in their wellness journey.
All the services of the SERLC are inclusive, free of charge, and no referral or insurance is needed!
Call Our Peer Support Warm Line:
Our Peer Support Line is a compassionate and confidential community warmline, staffed by Certified Peer Specialists and Recovery Coaches who have who have their own first-hand lived experience with mental health struggles, psychiatric diagnosis, trauma, addiction, extreme emotional states, and other challenges.
We provide a supportive ear to callers who want to share their thoughts and feelings about life and its challenges with a person who also has lived experience.
Conversations can be about whatever you might be struggling with, whether it be the day-to-day experiences of living with mental health issues, or your overall emotional wellness. You may have experienced some trauma and need someone to listen and validate your experiences. You can call us when you are in a place where you feel isolated, and perhaps stuck.
The message of HOPE and RESILIENCE is emphasized and our peer supporters may share about their own healing, transformation and recovery pathways. We may not have walked in your shoes, but we know the journey.
Need someone to talk to?
Call Our Peer Support Warm Line:
877-733-7563
(877 PEER LNE)
(no "i")
We're here for you
7 days a week
4pm-8pm.
We provide a safe, confidential, nonjudgmental, and trauma-informed space to share what you're going through. Call us if you need to talk to someone who gets it and can relate to what you're going through.