Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network
1990 Lakeside Parkway, Suite 100, Tucker, 30084
(888) 945-1414 · more numbers below
The Georgia Mental Health Consumer Network is a peer-led nonprofit. It is run by people who have lived with mental health challenges. It runs a phone line staffed by trained peers, Peer Support, Wellness, and Respite Centers, recovery meetings, and trainings for people who want to become peer specialists.
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Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) TrainingProgram
A five-day training that prepares people in mental health recovery to work as Certified Peer Specialists. You apply online, then do a group interview, and the top scorers are chosen.
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CPS Recertification TrainingProgram
A training for Certified Peer Specialists-Mental Health who have not turned in their continuing education units in the past two years. It lets them renew.
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Double Trouble in Recovery (DTR) meetingsProgram
A 12-step style group for people who live with both a mental health condition and substance use challenges. Meetings are online every day and in person around Georgia, including metro Atlanta.
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GMHCN Academy online coursesProgram
Self-paced online courses for peer specialists that earn continuing education units. Featured courses cover ethical boundaries and preventing burnout, at a special introductory price.
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LEAP TrainingProgram
Training in LEAP (Listen-Empathize-Agree-Partner), a method for building trust with people who have severe mental illness. It is for professionals, peer specialists and family caregivers. The state sponsors the trainings.
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Peer Support, Wellness, and Respite CentersProgram
Centers run by the network in several Georgia towns. They offer peer support, wellness activities and respite stays. They also host recovery meetings.
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Peer2Peer Warm LineService
A phone line answered day and night by Certified Peer Specialists. They listen and support you, whether you are doing well or struggling.
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Ready4Reentry Forensic Peer Mentor TrainingProgram
A training for Certified Peer Specialists with their own criminal justice experience. It prepares them to mentor people leaving jail or prison. The next training is online November 2–4, 2026.
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