Lived Experience Leadership and Peer Support Services-View Presentation

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In this webinar, Julie Goldstein-Grumet introduces the topic of lived experience leadership and peer support services in suicide prevention. Lisa St. George discusses the value of peer support and the need for a cultural shift in organizations to prioritize lived experience. Tony Stelter talks about the role of lived experience in creating a culture of recovery and emphasizes the importance of building resilience in individuals. They highlight the importance of consumer-driven services, collaboration between staff and consumers, and the integration of peers into the workforce.<br /><br />The video emphasizes the need to shift from a staff-driven, old-school medical model to one that is person-centered, strength-based, and recovery-oriented. They stress the importance of including the consumer's voice and goals in their treatment plan and addressing physical health and social inclusion. Peer support is seen as crucial in providing hope, dispelling myths, and creating an accepting and supportive culture. The integration of peers into the workforce and continuous training and support for staff are also advocated for.<br /><br />Overall, the video highlights the importance of consumer-driven services, the critical role of peer support in promoting recovery and reducing stigma, and the necessity of creating a supportive and inclusive environment.

Keywords

webinar

lived experience leadership

peer support services

suicide prevention

cultural shift

organizations

role of lived experience

culture of recovery

consumer-driven services

integration of peers

person-centered

reducing stigma

supportive environment