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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2020 · 35 MIN

Robert’s Corner: “Being a Peer and Navigating Through This Covid-19 Crisis” with Mike Jones

from Revive Ministries · host Robert Colón

Today on Robert’s Corner, we have a special guest. Mike Jones and I talk about being a peer and navigating through this Covid-19 crisis. We dive into how connecting with each other is vital in peers’ wellness. We also touch upon time management and structure, as well as coping skills and differentiating between bad and good coping skills. We also talk about the NAMI Principles of Support and how some of those principles can be very helpful today. One resource that was mentioned was NAMI, for which Mike and I are facilitators for peer support groups. https://nami.org/Home For more information, remember to check out the Revive Ministries Podcast on the website for all-new episodes at Reviveministriesfl.com/podcast. Every Tuesday will be the original My Story or Recovery segment. Every Thursday will be Robert’s Corner with just me in a short segment. On Sundays, we upload a little longer segment of Robert’s Corner with a special guest. Goodbye for now from Revive Ministries Podcast. Thank you for listening!

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