In Rethinking Recovery, the Peers at the Table explore one of the most widely used concepts in health care, “recovery-oriented care”. Through powerful personal stories and insights from their own lives, the Peers explore what recovery means to them beyond clinical definitions and service frameworks.
The conversation unpacks what recovery-oriented care looks like, sounds like and feels like from a lived experience perspective, and discusses the environments, relationships and conditions where recovery becomes possible.
The conversation unpacks the impact of risk-averse services and introduces the idea of "safe enough" care, recognising that recovery often involves taking meaningful risks, making mistakes, and having the freedom to make your own decisions.
Rethinking Recovery invites listeners to reconsider what recovery-oriented practice really means and how services can create the conditions for people to shape their own recovery journeys.
Head to our website for more episodes and learning guides complete with checklists, reflective activities and action plans to turn these insights into tangible changes in your health service: https://www.coordinare.org.au/health-professionals/our-programs-and-priorities/peer-work/peers-at-the-table.
