Peer support implementation barriers and facilitators presentation - Una Foye & Lizzie MItchell

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Una Foye & Lizzie MItchell present their latest findings on the barriers and facilitators to peer support in mental health services. They share their experiences from an interview study conducted in England with 35 peer support workers from diverse backgrounds and settings, including the NHS and third-sector organizations.

The discussion touches on the three levels of peer support implementation—micro (individual interactions), meso (organizational context), and macro (systemic factors)—highlighting themes such as striking a balance, shared connections, supervisory support, and systemic challenges like funding and career progression.

Despite the challenges, the expansion and value of peer support in mental health services are emphasized, illustrating its critical role in enhancing mental health care.

Tune in for a comprehensive overview and personal reflections on the evolving field of peer support.

00:00 Introduction to the Speakers
00:30 Overview of Peer Support Implementation
00:39 Research Study Background
05:18 Interview Study Methods
07:39 Key Themes from the Study
09:32 Micro Level Insights
11:50 Meso Level Insights
13:21 Macro Level Insights
14:44 Conclusion and Personal Reflections