How can Peer Support professionals lead social change?

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Peer Support professionals are people with lived experience of mental health challenges or substance use who provide guidance, advocacy, and empowerment to others in similar situations. They have a unique role in the mental health system, as they can bridge the gap between clinical services and community resources, and challenge the stigma and discrimination that often affect people with mental health issues. But how can Peer Support professionals also lead social change, and contribute to a more inclusive, compassionate, and recovery-oriented society? In this article, we will explore some ways that Peer Support professionals can use their skills, knowledge, and values to influence positive change at different levels.

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