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How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems. episodes
- 7 min
- Personal development before coming into peer support and being ready to be employed.
Featuring Sameer Iqbal and Jay Arnold.
24 min - Coming into employment with 3rd sector on honorary contracts with NHS and the importance of co-production 50/50 relationships.
Featuring Sameer Iqbal and Jay Arnold.
21 min - 20 min
- Slow transitions into case loads and weekly case meetings and the importance of it to reenforce 50/50 collaboration and different perceptions.
Featuring Sameer Iqbal and Jay Arnold
22 min - Commissioners and management and transitions into management structure and following the ethos; The impact on service provision with peer support.
Featuring Kevin Heffernan and Neelam Butt.
19 min - Commissioners and 3rd sector management and preparation to employ peer support with NHS staff.
Featuring Emma Poursain and Kevin Heffernan
22 min - 21 min
- Service user involvement. Getting involved in national work.
Featuring Matthew Brayshaw, Sameer Iqbal and Jay Arnold.
21 min - Future developments of peer support nationally and regionally and having lived experience as a vital component to help system change.
Sameer Iqbal , Jay Arnold and Kevin Heffernan
20 min
About How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems.
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10 Part training podcast by Jay Arnold and Sameer Iqbal