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Using Lived Experience in Evaluating Mental Health Peer Support

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Using a peer research approach to evaluate women-led peer support

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What can women’s peer support projects teach us about being gender responsive and trauma-informed?

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Could training young people in peer support empower them during Covid-19?

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Principles tell us what good peer support for new mums looks like

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Developing peer support in the community: A toolkit

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Why peer support could play a role in tackling unemployment: the Peer Support Employment Groups Evaluation

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Who is a peer anyway?

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Women Side by Side has helped raise awareness of mental health in a BAME community

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How to make partnership working across sectors effective

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Overcoming imposter syndrome as a peer researcher

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Involving peers can enrich research when it’s done right

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Peer research at Hive: thriving, creative & juggling many identities

In March, McPin joined over 120 people at the Hive conference to talk about peer research. Here are a few things we took away.
Peer research • Research methods
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Women Side by Side shows what can happen if women are given the space to grow

Peer research • Research methods
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Looking back and looking forwards at McPin

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We are concerned about the mental health of PhD students

A blog by Sarah Hamilton on student mental health
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We asked survivors of abuse to set the research agenda… are we willing to listen?

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“By sharing small bits of myself, interviewees may have opened up more”

Alex Kenny talks about disclosure, empowerment and the need for breaks while working as a peer researcher on a virtual reality project.
Digital mental health • Peer research
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Time to Change is ending, so what next?

Digital mental health • Peer research
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Imposter syndrome & eating disorders

Feeling you are not “sick enough” to have an eating disorder can be a hurdle to seeking help. Whatever it looks like for you, you are valid and deserving of support and care, says Emma Garavini.
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