PEER SUPPORT
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1. HISTORY: we want to honor the work that has already been done. we dont want any more hospitals built. we
want people to have choices about their lives and recovery that go beyond medication and treatment.
2. RECOVERY FROM MENTAL HEALTH: moving on with life despite ones challenges and experiences.
3. SAMHSAS DEFINITION OF RECOVERY: health and wellness, live a self directed life and strive to
reach their full potential.
4. 3 PRINCIPLES OF IPS: learning vs. helping, relationship vs. the individual, hope and possibility vs. fear.
5. 2 principles that are not related to recovery for samhsa: no mindfulness listed or clinica
goals on their treatment plan for consumers
6. THE 4 TASKS OF IPS: connections, worldview, mutuality and moving towards
7. WHAT CAN PEERS OFFER: NO problem solving
8. HOPE VS. FEAR RESPONSE: fear based is based on what is wrong and what you're afraid is going to
happen
Hope is based on what is possible, where are we going, and how can we create something new
9. LISTENING FROM A PLACE OF NOT KNOWING: to listen from a place of not knowing and
holding biases and assumptions about the rest of the story. Listening as if you HAVE NEVER HEARD THE STORY BEFORE
EVEN IF YOU HAVE
10. LISTENING FROM A PLACE OF AN UNTOLD STORY: listening from a place of what is not
being told. observe body language: see if you are getting the whole story
11. WHY IS WORLDVIEW IMPORTANT: becoming aware of what you bring to the interaction, being
curious about the other person and what they bring, learning/creating new worldviews together, basic principle that
we all bring ourselves to the interaction based on our past experiences and culture
12. AT LEAST 3 WORLDVIEW INDICATORS: gender, race, religion, ethnicity, country of origin, eco-
nomic status, etc
13. WHY IS SELF AWARENESS IMPORTANT: know ourselves so that we know what buttons can get
pushed: be able to separate ourselves from others, experiences vs taking on someone else's issues
14. WHAT BOUNDARIES WILL THE MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES MIGHT WANT
FROM YOU TO ABIDE BY: no dating, no exchange of money, no inviting a person to your home, do not go
against agency policies
15. TELLING STORIES AND NARRATIVES, WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?: we model a type
of recovery, let people know what we have to offer. been there gives a voice to the experience of mental illness and
recovery or any related
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16. WHAT IS PERSON CENTER PLANNING?: The plan is about the person's choices and goals and
expectations based on their own hopes and dreams. People want to do more than just focus on symptom management.
17. WAYS TO KNOW YOU ARE CONNECTED: non verbal clues, body language, verbal response,
feeling like you are on the same page or you have bonded. People are listening to each other. keep appointments and
take calls. They say they are looking forward to meeting up.
18. KNOWING WHEN THERE HAS BEEN A DISCONNECT: person may not return calls, or keep
appointments. tell you this is not working for them.
19. HOW MIGHT PEOPLE RECONNECT?: recognize there is a disconnect, strive for connection, talk
about what can be done to reconnect, ask what happened to cause the disconnect and apologize, own your part, step
back from the situation, both people matter
20. WHY SHOULD PEOPLE BE INVOLVED IN THEIR RECOVERY PLANNING: because
it is their recovery plan, they should have the say. they are the ones that generate there goals and put it into action. they
should agree to the goals they have come up with.
21. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE RSS IN A TREATMENT PLAN: ask what they need, provide
support, assist in clarification points that you and client discussed, advocate for the client
22. WHAT ARE THE CIRCLES OF SUPPORT AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT IN A
PERSON CENTERED PLANNING?: the circle of support is a tool used in development of a treatment
plan to identify people and supports in their lives. the tool can be utilized as part of the recovery plan
23. WHAT ARE THE ALTERNATIVES TO TRADITIONAL MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES-
: peer run respites, soteria, anitar mitana/peer bridger, toivo
24. WHAT GIFTS DO RSS BRING TO THE PEER RELATIONSHIP: instillation of hope, soliciting
strengths, interests and passions, community networking, connections
25. 8 DIMENSIONS OF WELLNESS: emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, phys-
ical, social, spiritually
26. STRESS REDUCTION TECHNIQUES: breathing, yoga meditation, mindfulness, creative expression
27. DEFINE PEER SUPPORT: a person in recovery that offers services and support to a person in recovery. a
system of giving and receiving help based on values of mutual respect and mutual agreement. not based on traditiona
psychiatric models. a peer who can offer more like experience and more authentic and emphatic valuation
28. ACCORDING to the national association of mental program, people are dying
____________earlier than the rest of society: 25 years
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1. HISTORY: we want to honor the work that has already been done. we dont want any more hospitals built. we
want people to have choices about their lives and recovery that go beyond medication and treatment.
2. RECOVERY FROM MENTAL HEALTH: moving on with life despite ones challenges and experiences.
3. SAMHSAS DEFINITION OF RECOVERY: health and wellness, live a self directed life and strive to
reach their full potential.
4. 3 PRINCIPLES OF IPS: learning vs. helping, relationship vs. the individual, hope and possibility vs. fear.
5. 2 principles that are not related to recovery for samhsa: no mindfulness listed or clinica
goals on their treatment plan for consumers
6. THE 4 TASKS OF IPS: connections, worldview, mutuality and moving towards
7. WHAT CAN PEERS OFFER: NO problem solving
8. HOPE VS. FEAR RESPONSE: fear based is based on what is wrong and what you're afraid is going to
happen
Hope is based on what is possible, where are we going, and how can we create something new
9. LISTENING FROM A PLACE OF NOT KNOWING: to listen from a place of not knowing and
holding biases and assumptions about the rest of the story. Listening as if you HAVE NEVER HEARD THE STORY BEFORE
EVEN IF YOU HAVE
10. LISTENING FROM A PLACE OF AN UNTOLD STORY: listening from a place of what is not
being told. observe body language: see if you are getting the whole story
11. WHY IS WORLDVIEW IMPORTANT: becoming aware of what you bring to the interaction, being
curious about the other person and what they bring, learning/creating new worldviews together, basic principle that
we all bring ourselves to the interaction based on our past experiences and culture
12. AT LEAST 3 WORLDVIEW INDICATORS: gender, race, religion, ethnicity, country of origin, eco-
nomic status, etc
13. WHY IS SELF AWARENESS IMPORTANT: know ourselves so that we know what buttons can get
pushed: be able to separate ourselves from others, experiences vs taking on someone else's issues
14. WHAT BOUNDARIES WILL THE MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES MIGHT WANT
FROM YOU TO ABIDE BY: no dating, no exchange of money, no inviting a person to your home, do not go
against agency policies
15. TELLING STORIES AND NARRATIVES, WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?: we model a type
of recovery, let people know what we have to offer. been there gives a voice to the experience of mental illness and
recovery or any related
1/5
, PEER SUPPORT
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16. WHAT IS PERSON CENTER PLANNING?: The plan is about the person's choices and goals and
expectations based on their own hopes and dreams. People want to do more than just focus on symptom management.
17. WAYS TO KNOW YOU ARE CONNECTED: non verbal clues, body language, verbal response,
feeling like you are on the same page or you have bonded. People are listening to each other. keep appointments and
take calls. They say they are looking forward to meeting up.
18. KNOWING WHEN THERE HAS BEEN A DISCONNECT: person may not return calls, or keep
appointments. tell you this is not working for them.
19. HOW MIGHT PEOPLE RECONNECT?: recognize there is a disconnect, strive for connection, talk
about what can be done to reconnect, ask what happened to cause the disconnect and apologize, own your part, step
back from the situation, both people matter
20. WHY SHOULD PEOPLE BE INVOLVED IN THEIR RECOVERY PLANNING: because
it is their recovery plan, they should have the say. they are the ones that generate there goals and put it into action. they
should agree to the goals they have come up with.
21. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE RSS IN A TREATMENT PLAN: ask what they need, provide
support, assist in clarification points that you and client discussed, advocate for the client
22. WHAT ARE THE CIRCLES OF SUPPORT AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT IN A
PERSON CENTERED PLANNING?: the circle of support is a tool used in development of a treatment
plan to identify people and supports in their lives. the tool can be utilized as part of the recovery plan
23. WHAT ARE THE ALTERNATIVES TO TRADITIONAL MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES-
: peer run respites, soteria, anitar mitana/peer bridger, toivo
24. WHAT GIFTS DO RSS BRING TO THE PEER RELATIONSHIP: instillation of hope, soliciting
strengths, interests and passions, community networking, connections
25. 8 DIMENSIONS OF WELLNESS: emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, phys-
ical, social, spiritually
26. STRESS REDUCTION TECHNIQUES: breathing, yoga meditation, mindfulness, creative expression
27. DEFINE PEER SUPPORT: a person in recovery that offers services and support to a person in recovery. a
system of giving and receiving help based on values of mutual respect and mutual agreement. not based on traditiona
psychiatric models. a peer who can offer more like experience and more authentic and emphatic valuation
28. ACCORDING to the national association of mental program, people are dying
____________earlier than the rest of society: 25 years
2/5
