Ebonee P.
Ebonee offers support through psychoeducation, encouragement, and social connection.
Q&A
What inspired you to become a Peer Mentor with Nema Health?
Living with mental health conditions myself, I am committed to enhancing the quality of mental healthcare in our society. My choice to become a Peer Navigator was driven by a strong belief in Nema's mission and vision, particularly their emphasis on recovery as the foundation of their treatment approach. In my role as Peer Navigator, I aim to demonstrate that healing is achievable and to assist in empowering others to transform their lives and surmount challenges.
How has your own life changed since recovery from PTSD?
On my journey to recovery, I have found new ways of relating to myself and others. Having learned the skills necessary to lead a more meaningful life and maintain healthier relationships, I am afforded more personal fulfillment. I am now capable of making educated decisions about my health and the direction I want my life to take. Additionally, I have found great joy in being of service to others and sharing my experience.
βWhat can clients expect in working with you? β
I create a safe and welcoming environment where clients can authentically express themselves. I prioritize care and attention, ensuring that everyone feels heard and understood. My approach is supportive and encouraging, and I am committed to advocating for my clients' success. Kindness forms the foundation of my personal philosophy, and I place the highest importance on the care and comfort of my clients.
