… Although mutual support and self-help groups based on shared experience play … peer
support workers (PSWs) in mental health services is a recent development. However, peer support …

… and mental health services, and despite the ongoing challenges, large sections of the current
literature support the inclusion of peer support workers in the mental health care workforce. …

… , allied practitioners’ beliefs about peer support, and an unclear peer role. The results of
this … of peer support in mental health services that can be used by researchers and service …

… to put their own mental health on the line to offer? When we take peer support from the real
… world that is mental health services, are we talking about the same peer support? If not, is …

… one-to-one peer support in mental health services to be support delivered by an … health
services and/or of mental distress. We refer to the person delivering peer support here as a peer …

… has documented the contributions of peer support (PS) to health, health care, and prevention.
… Lower utilization of preventive health services among those recently arrived in the United …

… , the term peer support referred to both peer partnerships and peer … peer support programs
into mainstream health service delivery. The findings from qualitative studies on peer support …

… complement professional health services. In recognition of the importance of social
relationships, a proliferation of health-care services that incorporate peers in the delivery of support-…

… , including among others those made possible by the Affordable Care Act, will continue to
strengthen the peer support workforce within behavioral health service delivery systems. …

… mutual aid to peer-run self-help groups, to peer support work, like peer-led advocacy
organizations or peer involvement in mental health services. Peer support is generally provided …