Frontline professionals face frequent trauma, yet many avoid clinical help due to stigma or access barriers. This leads to preventable stress and weakened team performance. Trauma-informed peer support offers early, relatable help that fills the gap between self-care and formal therapy.

MyOmnia’s three-tier model includes self-help tools, trained peer support, and licensed clinical care. Peers provide early outreach, reassurance, simple coping strategies, and warm handoffs when needed. Clear roles, training, confidentiality, and supervision keep the support safe and effective.

Read the full paper to:

• Learn why trauma-informed peer support is essential
• See how the tiered model connects all levels of care
• Understand the practices peers use to create safety and normalize reactions
• Explore how governance and confidentiality build trust
• Discover how organizations can track impact and strengthen resilience

Trauma-informed peer support expands access, encourages early help-seeking, and strengthens workforce resilience.

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