We are currently accepting applications for our Anger Management Peer Support Educational Program. Currently, we are offering this eight week long program one-on-one. If you are interested in participating, please send us your contact information!

Upon request, RPlaces Transition Centre will communicate with your case manager and other service professionals about your engagement with our organization, as required. On your behalf, we outline positive steps you are taking towards a healthier and well balanced life! RPlaces Transition Centre will present a letter of personal achievement upon completion of our programs. You deserve recognition for your hard work! 

Taking your life in a newer and healthier direction can be difficult. Our peer support staff are here to listen and discuss the challenges of transition and personal growth you may be experiencing on your journey. Contact us today to schedule your first appointment.

This program will focus on approaching healing, self-growth and development through an Indigenous perspective. While engaging in this material, individuals will learn the importance of Indigenous history, the impact that colonization had on the Indigenous peoples way of life, generational trauma and balancing oneself through the values and teachings of the medicine wheel. Our goal is to help the community and surrounding areas become familiar with culturally based teachings, address mental health concerns unique ways and educate as many as possible to the realities of Indigenous ways of life and how to embrace the beauty within a long and impactful history.

​Brantford offers many community resources to support individuals. Finding and accessing the many opportunities available can be overwhelming. Map out your personal road to success by working with our trained staff  to help navigate community resource tools and supports.

Narrative care is a form of peer support that focuses on life stories that people tell about themselves. It is based on the idea that our identities are shaped by the stories we tell, and by changing these stories, we can change how we see ourselves and our lives. One of the key techniques used in narrative care is externalizing. Rather than seeing an issue as a part of who they are, externalizing allows people to see the problem as something separate from themselves, something they can work on changing or overcoming.