Peer Vision for Mental Health

10/20/2026

Are you an adult with autism in the Minot area who is looking for others who would understand you and your experience? This Saturday, October 24th at 11:00 am, we're getting together to make that happen, and we'd like you to be a part of it. For more information, or to find out about joining by Zoom, contact Tamra at 701-500-1565.

10/15/2026

Today is Global Peer Support Day.

Today, we celebrate the people who bring lived experience, connection, hope, and understanding to peer support.
And today, we're asking you to turn that appreciation into action.

Give $15 on 10/15.

Our goal is to raise $1,500 to help strengthen peer support across North Dakota.

Your gift supports the people and profession behind peer support through education, connection, leadership, professional development, advocacy, and a shared voice.

Peer support matters. Peers matter. The future of the profession matters.

Celebrate Peers. Strengthen the Profession.

Donate: peersupportnd.com/donate

10/15/2026

Peer Vision, as a fully peer-run organization, is so very grateful for all of our peer support employees and volunteers, who strive every day to help others improve their wellbeing through the power of shared lived experience. Thank you to our staff, and to all peer supporters in the state of North Dakota and beyond on this Global Peer Support Day 2026.

09/30/2026

The Harmony Center and Minot Vets for Vets will be closed today, Wednesday, September 30th, due to the train derailment north of our building. The building and all people are fine, but the gas line has been shut off for now and police and fire have requested that we close the building today while cleanup starts. We do expect to be able to be open tomorrow. Check back here for more information later as we receive it.

09/24/2026

Expressions of Recovery is today! We are so excited to explore with you how creative activities can boost our wellbeing, mental health, and recovery. Come try art or craft forms that you haven't been able to try before, and mingle with other people who are doing the same. We look forward to a terrific afternoon--an open house-style, come-and-go-as-you-please event--from 2:00 - 7:00 pm.

We will also be featuring displays of art by artists who are a part of Peer Vision programs, providing examples of how any of us can create meaningful, beautiful things.

Please note that this is an adult activity. It's a day to let us rediscover that creative spark we have inside!

06/12/2026

Join us for this month's Lunch & Learn: **Beyond “Thank You for Your Service”** with Carlos “Roddy” Rodriguez, CPSS.

Gain a deeper understanding of military culture, veteran identity, and the unique challenges veterans may face after service. Learn practical, veteran-specific peer support strategies that foster trust, connection, and meaningful support.

🔗 Register here: https://loom.ly/AWg1gIM

05/29/2026

We are thrilled to announce that Peer Vision has been selected as a recipient of a 2026 United Way Community Impact Grant! Funding will benefit both Minot Vets for Vets and The Harmony Center, beginning in 2027.

Below:
Christy Miller, Souris Valley United Way Executive Director, presents a grant award certificate to staff and members of the Harmony Center.
Carlos Rodrigues, Vets for Vets Director, displays the grant award certificate.

We are so grateful to United Way for helping to enhance the activities and services provided by these two organizations.

04/10/2026

Coming up next week: The Pain Connection, peer support for individuals living with chronic pain. Our kick-off meeting was terrific, and we hope you will join us to continue our quest to provide support, connection, and shared learning for each other. If you have any questions, call Tamra at 701-852-3263.

03/16/2026

The Pain Connection met for the first time last Tuesday, March 10th, and we had a great turnout and excellent conversation. If you missed out last week but want to get in on this supportive, transformative peer support group, you have an opportunity each month to join in. No one understands chronic pain more than others who have experienced it themselves. Come and let us support you, too.

02/26/2026

KMOT promoted our upcoming peer support group, The Pain Connection, on tonight's news. Many thanks to KMOT and reporter Kyona Rivera for a nice story.

Chronic pain affects more than 50 million Americans.