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Scottish Recovery Network
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2018
Together we can make mental health recovery real. We bring people, services and organisations across sectors together to create a mental health system that embraces peer support and is powered by lived experience. Our work includes making sure people with lived experience are involved in a meaningful way in the design and delivery of mental health support in Scotland.
Peer Connects: Fine tuning your peer facilitation skills
Peer facilitation can be described as people with lived experience of mental health challenges facilitating peer-led support opportunities.
Speaking with Heidi Tweedie, Social Movement and Enterprise Lead, at Moray Wellbeing Hub, we explore some of the key ingredients and skills that enable facilitators to create a safe and supportive space where the magic of peer support can happen.
Download the transcript for this film scottishrecovery.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Transcript-Peer-Connects-Moray-Wellbeing-Hub.pdf
Speaking with Heidi Tweedie, Social Movement and Enterprise Lead, at Moray Wellbeing Hub, we explore some of the key ingredients and skills that enable facilitators to create a safe and supportive space where the magic of peer support can happen.
Download the transcript for this film scottishrecovery.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Transcript-Peer-Connects-Moray-Wellbeing-Hub.pdf
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In conversation with Resilience Collective, Singapore
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Giving an international perspective on peer support we're delighted to share this 'In conversation with..' film which features Justin Loo from the Resilience Collective , a mental health charity in Singapore, powered by peers, for peers. Justin speaks to our Operations Manager Holly about their Circles of Resilience peer support groups which use the CHIME (Connectedness, Hope and Optimism, Iden...
Mel Ball: Embedding peer support in services
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At The Future is Peer national event in Scotland, Mel Ball, Director of Lived Experience at Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust, shares learning on why and how they developed a peer workforce. During the presentation Mel Ball talks about thought piece 'Raising the glass ceiling: considering a career pathway for peer support workers - 2021' (Melanie Ball & Syena Skinner). You ca...
Peer Support works in crisis situations
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Peer support has a powerful role to play in community mental health crisis services. In this short film Chief Operating Officer Wendy Given and Lead Mentor Louise McQueen, from The Neuk in Perth talk about: - Why peer support works in crisis situations - What this looks like in practice - Why cross sector collaboration benefits all. Download the transcript for this film bit.ly/PeerSupportWorksI...
Making Peer Practical - What's involved? (BSL)
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Our Making Peer Practical development programme is back for 2024! Here's what last year's participants had to say about being involved.
Making Peer Practical - What's involved?
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Our Making Peer Practical development programme is back for 2024! Here's what last year's participants had to say about being involved.
Why we're celebrating & championing peer support
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A short film providing an overview of The Future is Peer event. The event brought together fantastic people, groups and organisations from across the country & beyond to tell us about the positive impact of their peer support work. #ILovePeerSupport #PeerSupportScotland Check out www.PeerRecoveryHub.Net
The Future is Peer - National Event slideshow
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A short film with highlights from our national event - The Future is Peer #ILovePeerSupport Check out www.PeerRecoveryHub.Net
Hope can flourish when we come together to connect
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The Power of Lived Experience event (part of the Creating Hope with Peer Support project) was a chance to learn from each other as we explored how to share experiences of mental health and suicide in a safe and supported way. The event was hosted in partnership with Suicide Prevention Scotland’s Lived Experience Panel and United to Prevent Suicide. The themes of the day were based on our recent...
Helen's Story: Being a Peer Support Worker
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"A Peer Worker is a tangible, living, walking, breathing symbol of hope simply because of the words Lived Experience" In this short animation Helen tells us about her experience of being a Peer Support Worker with NHS Borders Adult Community Mental Health Service. Animation transcript www.scottishrecovery.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Helens_Story_Transcript.docx
The role of peer support in community based mental health crisis services
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We're chatting to Wendy given, Chief Operating Officer and Louise McQueen, Lead Mentor from The Neuk, a peer-led mental health crisis centre in Perth. "..sometimes I think it's daunting when you're in a medical setting to express how you really feel, whereas when you come into the non-medical setting, people don't feel judged, they feel an equal. And I think that's a huge part of peer support i...
What does living with trauma feel like for different people?
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This short film uses storytelling, photography and artwork to explore different experiences of living with trauma. It was created by Chloe, Laura, Martin, Holly and Ruth who make up the With Us, For Us Lived Experience Project Group in collaboration with Scottish Recovery Network and Voices of Experience (VOX). The group came together to inform the design of services for people living with trau...
Peer-led learning: "I've found my home"
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We’re pulling out all the stops to support and showcase all the fantastic peer support activity happening in Scotland! As part of our Peer Support in Action! series we collaborated with North Ayrshire Wellbeing and Recovery College about their peer-led learning approach and the difference it makes. "I came in not knowing what to expect at all. Within a few months I think I kind of thought, I’ve...
Peer Chat Live at Lunch! Peer-led learning & the difference it makes
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We're chatting to Laura Stevenson, a Peer Volunteer at North Ayrshire Wellbeing and Recovery College, about peer-led learning and the difference it has made in her life. Peer Chat Live at Lunch! is a 30 minute discussion and live Q&A on Facebook and Twitter. Plug in your headphones, grab your sandwich and lets go!
With Us, For Us: Putting people at the heart of mental health support
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With Us, For Us: Putting people at the heart of mental health support
Let's do Peer Support: Bump, Birth & Beyond
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Let's do Peer Support: Bump, Birth & Beyond
Bump, Birth & Beyond: Peer support for dads
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Bump, Birth & Beyond: Peer support for dads
Bump, Birth & Beyond: Supporting yourself
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Bump, Birth & Beyond: Supporting yourself
People at the heart of mental health service co-design
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People at the heart of mental health service co-design
Let's do Peer Group Facilitation top tips
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Let's do Peer Group Facilitation top tips
What you want from Scotland's Mental Health Strategy
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What you want from Scotland's Mental Health Strategy
Scottish Mental Health Partnership: Parliamentary Reception
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Scottish Mental Health Partnership: Parliamentary Reception
Peer Chat With: Callum Ross - An international perspective
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Peer Chat With: Callum Ross - An international perspective
It all starts with the trigger. Then you have to distract yourself.
These folk are describing states of mind common to all of us. One thing that made an impression on me when I was caught up in thinking I was the only person who ever felt like I did was when a GP said that he felt exactly the same, but he just got on with how awful life was, and that I should accept that it is a struggle from cradle to grave. Wasting time and energy on fighting that reality allows self-loathing and despair.
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Brilliant video of the joyous day ❤
Hi i statrted on heroin at 15 in the erly 90s got my first script of metherdon at 16 80ml day i was hooked on opits for over 33 years i did my own detox i got out of england and now i live in scotland for me it was the best thing i ever did getting away from everyone i used to now the way i did it i detox my self 10ml everyweek then wen i got to 4ml i stopped it its took me a lot to getwere i am now i trewly wish everyone good luck
So powerful and moving.Words that certainly I can relate to and felt very emotional. Such strong and positive energy, thank you so much xx
Very good. 🎉
Thank you for sharing. It's good to talk .
A great interview. Peer Support is a very valuable program and one that people should be encouraged to share their experiences world wide. The idea of "being with" is new to many support groups but it is a very powerful one. As a fellow peer support person in Canada I send you good wishes.
Thanks so much Anne.
I am very impressed with your videos. I am a peer support worker in western Canada and have watched severel of your videos. The message comes across very clear and please keep up the great work you are doing.
Hi Anne, Thank you so much for your kind comments. Super pleased the videos are of use and reaching audiences so far away!
It's time and we are moving in the right direction. Believe that you matter and have rights to respect and help in your life. ❤
Hi Maureen, thanks for taking the time to comment. We are moving in the right direction and we hope to put people with lived experience front and centre in the development of support and services.
Thank you Toby
A very insightful and relevant conversation. Keep up to date with Peer Hub via Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Peer Hub hold regular peer support groups for fellow workers in the lived experience community. 👏🏾
This is really interesting 😃
Thank you :)
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Absolutely love this! :) so brilliant ✨
I've just watched this now - well done! Strong, clear, relatable message. Accessible too - animated words worked well.
Such an inspiration Jasmail. Thank you for sharing your story in such a positive way!
Thanks Graham
Thanks to everyone who attended the premiere! A few technical hitches but we got there. A HUGE well done to Jasmail.
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Morning.
Morning :)
This resource would be more beneficial to a broader group if it had audio and captions also.
Hi Vic, thank you for your valuable feedback. We are constantly working to make Scottish Recovery Network's outputs as accessible as possible but we know we still have a lot to do. I agree, captions and audio would have made this video accessible to more audiences. I will make sure this advice is taken into consideration when creating future content and feed it into our accessibility plans for 2021/22. Thank you for taking the time to comment. ^Christine, Senior Communications Officer
So many countries have all used this odd “Build Back Better” catchphrase.
Love this video so much. Can’t thank yous for giving me this opportunity I just hope others will enjoy it and watch it 👍
very good, thanks.
Wonderful message. Congratulations to everyone involved in producing this animation!
this individual preaches about mental health on social platforms and supporting others but when individuals message her she states she will send links and resources for help then blocks them. misleading which potentially causes more harm to vulnerable individuals.
Hi Ali, I work for the Scottish Recovery Network. The BSL translation is our Strategic plan rather than the translators own views. We don't provide mental health support ourselves but if you wanted to privately message or email me at info@scottishrecovery.net and tell me which area you live in, I could try and direct you to local support. Best ^Christine
Lucy Clark fake to people she made me suicide recently when I ask for help now I still not want to be alive so pls don’t go to her she pretend help but u all get blocked what a joke
Hi Shona, I work for the Scottish Recovery Network. The BSL translation is our Strategic plan rather than the translators own views. We don't provide mental health support ourselves but if you wanted to privately message or email me at info@scottishrecovery.net and tell me which area you live in, I could try and direct you to local support. Best ^Christine
I now even now less about this subject. This explanation doesn't explain anything.
Hi, thanks for your comment. You will find the accompanying report by following this link www.scottishrecovery.net/resources/build-back-better/ - Best wishes ^Christine
I mean, it's not like 'lived experience' isn't a key critical theory catchphrase...
All the best hope ure ok.
Well done 👍
Thanks for the explanation, I hope we will develop more Peer Support specialists over here .
Paul that was excellent, you have a great way with words. I'm glad you discovered peer support, you just seem to understand the role perfectly. The people you work with/for are lucky to have you!
❤ well done, you are doing a fantastic and invaluable job.
Good to be supported by a man like you, Paul. Keep it up!
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Yer a good man and a wise man Paul. Keep opening your heart to others and keep on walking 👍❤️
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Absolutely love this video - really positive message to get out there - well done Holly x
Thank you for this information!
Thanks for your feedback :)