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One-to-one peer mentors

Anyone who wants one person to talk to — matched by diagnosis or experience — rather than a whole group.

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What help is available

Established matching programs run by nonprofits and hospitals. Mentors are volunteers with training; conversations happen by phone, video, or email.

Good to know

Peer mentors are not counselors, medical professionals, or crisis support. Matching can take time, and a close diagnosis match is not always possible.

A note about peer support

Peer support can provide understanding and practical encouragement, but group members may share personal experiences that do not apply to everyone. Do not change treatment, medication, or urgent-care decisions based only on advice from an online group.

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Most recent check: 2026-07-13

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