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Peers Like Me
Peers Like Me episodes
- Conversation with WaliMaura welcomes Wali Mutazammil, the CEO of Behavioral and Mental Wellness Coaching23 min
- Heidi Olsen, Peer Specialist, talks about our Veterans' NeedsHost Maura Kelley is joined by Heidi Olsen, a Support Peer for Veterans at Restoration Society.30 min
- Karl Shallowhorn's Peer Perspective on Health RelationshipsHost Maura Kelley is joined by Karl Shallowhorn Director of Youth Programs for Mental Health Advocacy of WNY and the President and Founder of Shallowhorn Counseling LLC36 min
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- Billy Gamble Part Two: Surviving the Public Mental Health SystemMaura talks with Billy Gamble during the NY Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Annual Conference between September 21 and 23. Part two of a two-part conversation.14 min
- Billy Gamble Part One: Talk about Self-HarmMaura talks with Billy Gamble during the NY Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Annual Conference between September 21 and 23. Part one of a two-part conversation.13 min
- Rob Stathum: Maximizing Benefits in order to WorkMaura talks with Rob Stathum during the NY Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Annual Conference between September 21 and 23.8 min
- Liz talks about Adverse Childhood TraumaMaura talks with Liz Briar during the NY Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Annual Conference between September 21 and 23.26 min
- Emily Childress: Horton Creek GardensMaura talks with Emily Childress during the NY Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Annual Conference between September 21 and 23.10 min
- Jennifer Feng discusses EmpathyMaura talks with Jennifer Feng during the NY Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Annual Conference between September 21 and 23.12 min
About Peers Like Me
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A casual conversation about community inclusion and understanding people with behavioral health issues