… Peer providers are increasingly employed in mental health services. We explored challenges
experienced by 31 peer providers … on their recovery (Moran et al. in Qual Health Res, 2012)…

… peer provider can enhance personal recovery. The study was conducted with 31 peer providers
employed in a variety of mental health … range of recovery benefits for the peer providers. …

… other peer recovery activities (for example, those of recovery support centers) or formal
treatment, and peer providers may encourage additional recovery … Peer providers act as recovery …

… Peer providers offering distinct services to support the tasks of problem solving and … and
the concepts of recovery and whole health wellness to traditional, non‐peer staff (peer specialist …

… long-term recovery from behavioral health concerns. Peer providers act as recovery catalysts
who … and empower clients by supporting their goals and decisions in the recovery process. …

… of peer providers into the workforce supporting recovery and resilience.3, 4 In 1999, Georgia
was the first state in the nation to include mental health peer providers in … for peer provider …

… recovery and empowerment measures. Method: Thirty peer providers employed in a variety
of mental-health … and completed standardized measures of recovery and growth processes. …

… recovery processes, we find that in-depth investigation of such positive change processes in
peer providers … can serve to inform both the recovery field and general literature on positive …

… Little research has been done that directly examines how peers … peer providers of mental
health services utilized their personal recovery narratives in their work with other mental health …

… Because IMHT teams in our study more frequently incorporated peer providers who were
openly in recovery from mental illness, perhaps this shared experience with clients is essential …