Transcript
Most people, there's a stigma about peer support that,
you know, we don't hold hands, I tell people all the time,
we don't hold hands and sing Kumbaya.
We don't do that crap.
We are Veterans that, we get together and we talk
about what we've been through.
I have found for me that I won't tell anybody jack
but tell you what, I find out a guy's a Jarhead or Squid
or Doggie, I'm gonna tell them, yeah,
the stories just start flying and you remember a lot of things
and you talk about a lot of things.
It's completely confidential.
What you say there, stays there.
What you see, there stays there.
It's just a place where you can go and talk about you.
There needs to a marriage
between clinical and peer support.
You can't get cured by clinical by itself.
You can't get cured or made better
by peer support by itself.
Of course, everybody's different
but when you have a marriage there between the clinical side
and the peer support side, it helps.
It makes, it works.
It works.