Natasha Lyons & Janet S delve into their research on the roles and experiences of mental health peer support workers in England. They introduce their paper co-authored with Dr. Ruth Cooper, detailing the findings from a comprehensive qualitative study involving 35 peer support workers. The study aims to understand the distinctive features, values, and impacts of peer support, revealing the holistic, person-centered, and culturally inclusive nature of peer support roles.
They also discuss the emotional benefits and challenges peer support workers face, along with the implications for future research and practice in mental health services.
00:00 Introduction of Speakers
01:05 Overview of Peer Support Research
02:40 Background and Aims of the Study
04:05 Research Methodology
07:16 Key Findings on Peer Support
12:21 Implications and Future Research
14:49 Conclusion and Acknowledgements
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