Building Success Embedding Peers on Mobile Teams-View Presentation

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In this webinar, Steve Michaud and Maureen Bailey discuss the importance of peer support in mobile crisis teams and the training needed to implement this model effectively. They emphasize the need for role clarification, supervision based on performance, and a person-centered approach in crisis response. They also highlight the value of peers in engaging individuals in crisis and creating a trusting and supportive environment. They discuss the process of mapping community assets and building relationships to develop a coordinated system of care. The presenters share their experiences of integrating peers into various settings, including emergency rooms, respite houses, and mobile teams, and the positive impact it has had on individuals' recovery. They also touch on the training and certification process for peer specialists in Washington State, as well as the specific training for peers working in crisis settings. The webinar concludes with a discussion on the composition of mobile response teams and the challenges of billing for peer support services. The presenters stress the importance of organizational culture in supporting the integration of peers and addressing resistance from clinicians. Overall, the webinar provides insights into the role of peer support in mobile crisis teams and the steps needed to ensure effective implementation.

Keywords

webinar

peer support

mobile crisis teams

training

role clarification

supervision

person-centered approach

crisis response

community assets

coordinated system of care