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Gathering and preparing to share lived experiences of mental health and suicide
Tools
Guide 1 is for people preparing to share their lived experiences (individuals). Guide 2 is for people who support people to share their lived experiences (organisations and services).
With Us, For Us
Animation, Poster, Report, Tools
With Us, For Us provided an opportunity for people living with trauma and/or who have been given a diagnosis of personality disorder to share their experiences of services and their ideas for improvement.
Your Experience Counts
Report
To learn from the experiences of people affected by self-harm we held a series of Recovery Conversation Cafés.
Let’s do Peer Support: Bump, Birth & Beyond
Animation, Film, Tools, Transcript
Full of real life insight and experiences this practical guide is packed with top tips, case studies and handy templates to help you plan and deliver perinatal peer support activities.
Learning from the Peer2Peer pilot
Report
An independent evaluation of the Peer2Peer Development Programme by Ruthless Research.
With Us, For Us
Poster
In partnership with VOX Scotland, a project to ensure lived experience engagement in Healthcare Improvement Scotland’s Personality Disorder Programme.
Creating Positive Change
Report
Habitus Collective have been speaking with partners of Scottish Recovery Network and the wider mental health recovery community to understand the organisation's impact.
Let’s Develop Peer Roles toolkit!
Tools
Want to introduce, develop and sustain peer support roles in your organisation?
Let’s do Peer Group Facilitation guides
Tools
A new co-designed resource with four free practical guides to help you run your own peer support group.
Moving from consultation to co-design
Film, Podcast, Report
NHS Lanarkshire Personality Disorder Working Group, Scottish Recovery Network and people with lived experience collaborated to co-design a new service for people with complex mental health problems.
