Schizophrenia
Recovery Road: Schizophrenia & Psychosis Young Adult PEER Support (Weds)
Hosted By
Chayilee I.
Thursday, Nov 05, 2026 | 06:00pm - 07:30pm EST
Free
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YOUNG ADULT PEER SUPPORT
This group is for young adults/youth (18-25yo) who have experienced or are experiencing psychosis and psychosis-related disorders. This group allows peers to find support throughout their recovery and learn skills to help them thrive. This group is led by someone with lived experience and a sibling of someone living with schizoaffective disorder
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About the host
I’m Chayilee Inspira, a mental health advocate, author, speaker, and founder of Successful With Schizophrenia LLC. Diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2019, I share my lived experience to challenge misconceptions about mental illness and inspire hope for what is possible beyond diagnosis. Through my writing, speaking, and advocacy, I’m passionate about connecting with others, bridging the gap between lived experience and behavioral healthcare, and encouraging conversations that recognize the potential for meaningful, fulfilling lives.
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- We are a catalyst for change.
- We empower individuals to navigate schizophrenia with evidenced-based knowledge and skills.
- We fight to end the discrimination and stigma that hurts our community.
- We pursue equitable access to high-quality care for all members of our community.
- We advance and advocate for best-practice treatment and prevention methods.
- The voices of our community inform all aspects of our work.