Please contact us using the information below;
Just a reminder, registration fee of €5 per semester, then all courses are free !!!

REGARI

Peer Educator Roscommon/ East Galway College
Amanda Hunt
REGARI Recovery College
The Lodge
Athlone Road
Roscommon Town

Web: https://www.recoverycollegewest.ie/regari/
Tel: 087 191 8897
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Facebook: Regari Recovery College
Twitter: @regaric

College Coordinator Roscommon / East Galway
Orla O'Duinn
Occupational Therapy Manager
Tel: 087 6502715
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Other Colleges -

Peer Educator Mayo Recovery College
College Director
Donal Hoban
Tel: 086 8255441
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Peer Educator Galway
Virgina Moyles
Tel: 087 3401667
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https://www.recoverycollegewest.ie/galway/

Mayo Recovery College Office
Karen McHale
Peer Educator
PCCC County Clinic
Westport Road
Castlebar
Co. Mayo
Tel: 086 0294901
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Additional Supports -

Self-Care to Wellness Programme
Jackie Lynott
Tel: 094 9034980
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Welcome to the REGARI (Roscommon / East Galway) Recovery College

Based at The Lodge, Athlone Road, Roscommon Town, the REGARI Recovery College has emerged as a significant social and educational innovation since its inception in 2013.

The Recovery College advisory group provides counsel, guidance and oversight to the College with regard to the quality of programme content.

It ensures that adult education principles are adhered to in the design and delivery of co-produced modular course content.

It also ensures that mental health recovery principles and recovery fidelity are evident and consistent throughout the curriculum.

The MRC operational group provides management input and guidance to the college with regard to its daily and semester activities.

The group has a diverse membership and includes lived experience  The group offers multiple perspectives and deliberates the actions and activities of the College  in a consensual  and rigorous manner. The overarching aim of the group is to facilitate the smooth and effective running of the college,  the incorporated delivery of quality recovery education and the role of the peer educator.

Welcome to the Recovery College website. This website is designed to provide you with information on Recovery Colleges both new and emerging in our region.

Recovery Colleges aim to enhance HSE Mental Health Services by sustaining hopeful and powerful dialogue, fostering empowerment and offering support to individuals and their families and friends and the wider community through unbiased co-produced education. If you are interested in knowing more about what the colleges have to offer you will see the relevant prospectus detailing all the modules available this semester. To give you a flavour of the Recovery College experience we have included some testimonials from past students of the Mayo Recovery College and also Peer Support Workers.  I wish you all the best with your studies as you take your next step on your journey to recovery.

Charlie Meehan
Head of Mental Health Services

To awaken HOPE as the foundation for ongoing recovery and create and foster the belief that people can recover from mental health difficulties.

To enable Control through useful information, development of confidence to negotiate and make choices and taking increased personal responsibility through effective self-care and self management.

To de-mystify and share the realities of mental health problems and therefore create OPPORTUNITIES and links into the community – so that people with mental health difficulties can take their rightful place as equal citizens.