Peer work is an invaluable aspect of community support and institutional growth. At its core, it revolves around individuals supporting others who share similar experiences or challenges. This genuine connection creates a bond of trust and understanding, fostering a...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimated that there were around 126,700 community health workers in the United States in 2021. Among this number are peer support specialists who feel a sense of fulfillment by improving the lives of others. If you’re a mental...
Counseling and psychology are dynamic and constantly evolving fields, and it is important for professionals to continually strive to improve their skills and knowledge. There are numerous ways to improve your expertise and capabilities, whether you are just starting...
Working in mental health can be a complicated and varied career – however, for the right professional, it can provide invaluable opportunities to make a meaningful difference in the issues that many individuals face throughout their lives. With an estimated one...
Living in an increasingly fast-paced and demanding world, it’s no wonder many people feel isolated, overwhelmed, or misunderstood. Luckily, a compassionate, empathetic person can make all the difference in times of emotional distress or crisis. Enter the peer...
The mental health plateau has officially experienced a Rennaissance – of a sort. The stigma revolving around exceptionally common yet often cloaked mental conditions, such as depression or high-functioning anxiety, has finally released its iron-casted grip; and...