GPS Group Peer Support offers a trauma-informed approach to connection and resilience through support groups, specialized programs, and expert-led training. The organization empowers individuals and communities to overcome challenges by fostering healing in group settings grounded in empathy, shared experiences, and evidence-based practices.
GPS provides training for facilitators, equipping professionals, peer specialists, and community leaders with skills in trauma-responsive group facilitation. Programs include GPS for Recovery, GPS for New Parents, GPS for Workplace Wellness, and MASStrong, a free training initiative for healthcare workers in Massachusetts.
The model integrates mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy, and motivational interviewing within a strengths-based framework. GPS is designed to be accessible, scalable, and culturally responsive, serving diverse populations including veterans, refugees, people with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ communities.
With a mission to expand access to mental health support, GPS Group Peer Support partners with nonprofits, healthcare organizations, and community groups to build healthier, more resilient communities through peer-led connection.
