Natalie Klaus-Rogers, BA , CSPS, was hired to work on a Peer run Warm Line in Cincinnati, Ohio over 15 years ago. She “battles” mental health challenges, she doesn’t “suffer” from them. She’s passionate about having the privilege to support others on their own recovery journey. Today she continues her 15-year journey in Peer Support as the Manager of Education for the Department of Corrections for MHA in Delaware and Certified Supervisor of Peer Specialist. She spent both her junior years of high school and college studying aboard in Germany on scholarship. She earned BA in German Studies from The University of Cincinnati. Natalie is an Advanced Level WRAP Facilitator, Certified Mental Health First Aid Instructor, and incoming member of the State Rehabilitation Advisory Council and Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion Steering Committee. She lives in urban Wilmington with her husband, young children, and one cat too many.