Therapeutic Court Peer Support
A Person Beside You Through the Court Journey.
THERAPEUTIC COURT PEER SUPPORT
A Person
Beside You.
Peer support for recovery and everyday stability through DHR’s Cowlitz County court partnerships.
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Kayla Kenney · Drug Court Peer
YOUR PATH THROUGH SUPPORT
Connect
Ask your court team about DHR peer support.
Work Together
Identify your goals and practical barriers.
Build Stability
Connect recovery goals with everyday resources.
WHAT WE ARE WORKING TOWARD
Stronger Connections Around Your Recovery Goals.
Your goals shape the journey. Steps can overlap or change, and progress looks different for each person.
Support Grounded in Lived Experience
Court involvement can sit alongside challenges with treatment access, housing, work and personal relationships. DHR’s therapeutic court peer support offers encouragement and practical assistance as participants work toward their own recovery goals within the court process.
What the Work Can Look Like
- Recovery conversations that recognize strengths, setbacks and the goals a person wants to pursue.
- Help addressing practical barriers to treatment, housing, education and employment.
- Assistance navigating resources, gathering needed information and following through on connections.
- Coordination with the court team and community providers through the applicable consent and information-sharing arrangements.
Clear Roles Matter
DHR provides peer support through partnerships; it does not operate the courts, make court decisions or provide legal representation. Ask your court team about court requirements and your DHR worker about the support available. Therapeutic court peer support and voluntary RNP services have different referral arrangements.
Our Current Team and Service Area
Kayla Kenney provides Drug Court peer support in Cowlitz County under Lili’s supervision. Availability depends on the applicable court partnership and referral pathway.
Connect with the Program
Ask your court team whether DHR peer support is available through your program, or contact DHR for help finding the right person.
How We Describe This Work
DHR’s community overview documents recovery coaching, assistance with practical barriers and court coordination. Lived experience is supported by training, supervision and professional boundaries. We do not present general research on therapeutic courts as proof of an outcome caused by DHR’s peer services.