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Connect with a Mentor

Support is just an email away! Our team of mentors is standing by for patients, caregivers and parents looking for one-on-one, email-based support.

PH Email Mentors are caring and knowledgeable members of the PH community. They are available to answer questions or for ongoing email relationships up to three months in length. Mentors can't offer medical advice, but they can share what they've learned along the way, point you in the direction of information and resources of value, and work with you to develop strategies for coping with PH in your own life.

Sign In Required

Please note that for the protection of our mentor team's privacy, you'll be prompted to sign in to PHA's website to access mentor profiles and email addresses. Web registration is quick, easy and free.

Have a Quick Question?

Don’t have time to search through mentor profiles? Contact a PH Email Mentor through our “Ask-a-Question” page. This form allows you to submit a question without signing in to PHA’s website.

This program is funded through an unrestricted educational grant from

Meet Joni

Joni Berg

"My wife has had PH for over 13 years. We have three children. I love to help other patients and caregivers."

Meet Joni

Meet Anna

"I am a young adult living with PH, attending school and spending time with family and friends. I have many hobbies to keep busy and happy."

Meet Anna

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