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NAMI Pee Expectations

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My expectation for this training is to gain additional knowledge that I can relate to personally, and take that same information and be able to have an impact on someone’s life. Taking the NAMI Peer 2 Peer was just one step I took to further my career but I found out that I have some personal issues that I need to work on. And I realized that I can work on myself, and have the chance to support or help someone that has been through a similar situation and can have a relationship. I like the fact that you can have a conversation with someone, and be able to talk and can relate to someone without stating facts and can truly related to their situation. To me “Take You Heart to work” means that once you develop a relationship with someone you are

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