Youth Peer Support Specialists (YPSS) draw upon their own lived experiences of behavioral health challenges and service use to connect, support, and inspire hope in
The materials for this product were originally aired and distributed during the South Southwest MHTTC Region 6 Peer Support Conference which took place June 22-24.
The materials for this product were originally aired and distributed during the South Southwest MHTTC Region 6 Peer Support Conference, which took place June 22-24.
This interactive three-session course introduces the participant to understanding stress, understanding trauma, and understanding trauma-informed care.
While facing the challenges of these times, leaders may notice that almost everyone is either overwhelmed or on the edge of overwhelm. You may not
Increased attention to the overrepresentation of individuals with behavioral health challenges in prisons and jails across the country has led policymakers to establish reforms aimed
The study explores how peer support benefits older adolescents and young adults, based on insights from small group discussions with providers and users. It highlights the concept of “peerness” and suggests that “peerness-based relationships” may influence other outcomes.
Consumer-Operated Service Providers (COSPs) are run and governed by peers, typically providing peer support and other non-clinical services, assistance with accessing resources, drop-in opportunities for socialization, and opportunities to participate in local and state advocacy efforts for individuals recovering from mental health challenges.
