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Contact Lyn, our Assistant Manager for more information.
lyn.cessna@westcountyservices.org
Latest Update: 3/8/2023
We are doing groups in-person and operating at 100% capacity.
Come Join Us! Wednesday, March 29, 2023 for our Forum- Managing our Emotions
From 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
We are available to do 1 on 1 zoom meetings; please call the PPRC office at 565-1299 to set up a time.
We are available to do 1 on 1 meetings (with masks & socially distanced); please call the PPRC office at 565-1299 to set up a time.
We are operating our Warmline; please call the PPRC office at 565-1299 during the following times: Monday 10am-3pm, Wednesday 10am-3pm, Thursday 10am-1pm
Group Descriptions
Open Studio: This space creates the opportunity to socialize with peers while expressing ourselves through working on individual and group projects. We have paints, spin art, collaging, sketching and drawing supplies. We have a number of musical instruments including a keyboard, bongos, and a guitar. You are also welcome to bring an acoustic instrument and art work in process. We also have games to play, such as Yahtzee (a big hit), bingo, clue, cards, scrabble and dominos – and we can always play charades, Pictionary and more!
Morning Check-In: We use this time to share announcements, check in about how we are doing, what we are looking forward to and what requests we may have for support for the day.
Calming Our Anxiety: We gather to better understand anxiety, and explore different types and causes of anxiety. We discuss a spectrum of anxious feelings, from that manifested within ourselves and our thoughts, to reactions to certain surroundings. We explore many different ways to diffuse our feelings of extreme unease and anxiety.
Positive Thinking: Positive Thinking or an optimistic attitude is the practice of focusing on the good in any given situation. It can have a big impact on our physical and mental health.
Peer Discussion: Please join us as we pick a topic or two and share our insights with each
other. If you would like, bring a topic you would like to discuss and/or present to the group.
Next Steps: This is a time where we look into what next steps we may want to consider taking on our life and recovery journeys. We invite folks to share ideas, challenges, goals, etc. and we look into resources that may be helpful to us along our way.
Monthly Forum: Usually held on the last Wednesday of the month, we will be highlighting
opportunities and resources in the community related to education, employment and more.
Afternoon Check-In: This gives us an opportunity to check-in about how our day has gone, what we may be planning, etc.
Self-Acceptance- Mindfulness & More: Self-understanding and acceptance are important components of a strong foundation for us to move forward on our recovery journeys. Please join us as we set our intentions to mindfully explore, understand and build upon the value of our uniqueness.
Mindful Moments: Please join us as we look into mindfulness techniques and tools that can be of support to us on our recovery journeys.
Petaluma Peer Recovery Center
Peer run, mental health, self-help recovery, drop in center
Our mission:
To build community by fostering growth and recovery through connection with mental health peers.
We are available to do 1 on 1 meetings (with masks & socially distanced); please call the PPRC office at 565-1299 to set up a time.
We are operating our Warmline; please call the PPRC office at 565-1299 during the following times: Monday 10am-3pm, Wednesday 10am-3pm, Thursday 10am-1pm
You can also join zoom groups by going to the websites for The Wellness Center and Interlink (both in Santa Rosa).
We hope you are well and we look forward to hearing from you soon.
You can still reach us by phone
(707) 565-1299
Due to COVID-19 concerns, The Wellness and Advocacy Center, Interlink Self-Help Center, and the Petaluma Peer Recovery Center – PPRC are offering service with masks and social distancing at our drop-in center. We are all available for warmline support during the hours listed below. We will also provide updates on as public health guidelines change.
For Telephone Peer Support:
Wellness and Advocacy Center 565 -7800 Tuesday through Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Interlink Self-Help Center 546-4481, 546-4482, 546-4483 & 546-4484 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 9:30 to 4:30 and Thursday 9:30-2:00
Petaluma Peer Recovery Center (PPRC) 565-1299 Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 10:00 – 3:00
Russian River Empowerment Center (707) 823-1640 ext 207 then press 0 Monday through Thursday 11:00 am to 4:00 pm
More Peer Support Resources
- The Mental Health Association of San Francisco (MHASF) runs the California Statewide Peer Warmline NOW OPERATES 24/7 1-855-845-1415
- https://www.mentalhealthsf.org/peer-run-warmline/
- Northern Valley Talkline (Butte County) increased their hours, now open 11:30am-9:30pm, 7 days a week 1-855-582-5554
- Zoom Platform for Web conferencing & Webinars, there is a Zoom HIPPA-Compliant purchase option: https://zoom.us/healthcare
Remember Social Distancing does not mean social isolation.
You can still talk to friends and neighbors as long as you stay at least 6 feet away from each other, talk by phone, text social media

