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Post by laurarose on Jan 22, 2016 4:40:10 GMT -8
Oregon has a few statewide and/or regional coalitions and networks where peer support is championed. Leaders and constituents are asking what people want to see in a statewide peer coalition. Ideas? Examples? Let's talk.
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Post by laurarose on Jan 26, 2016 14:16:39 GMT -8
Rather than spend so much energy reacting to public policy and/or legislation that proposes to remove, reduce, or violate civil rights - why not put that energy into some constructive innovation and bring a counter-proposal into the discussions. Find a way to create a win-win-win! Win for providers (e.g. less stress, less workload, greater effectiveness), win for the public (e.g. less costs, better communities, etc.), and win for the consumers (e.g. timely, responsive, effective care and support, integration, flexibility, choice, quality of life, etc.)
Sampling of Topics:
Advocacy
Empowerment
Self Determination
Consumer Voice and Choice
Recovery
Access to Peer Support
Peer Support Expansion
Online Peer Support
Integrated Healthcare / Whole Health
(Physical/Behavioral/other)
Baseline Competencies and Expectations
Background Checks
Certification
Curricula Accreditation
Fidelity
Continuing Education
Traditional Health Workers Registry
Technical Assistance
Business Assistance
(Reduce Overhead + Maintain Local / Regional Control)
Pilot Projects
Direct Services
Evidence Based Practices
Promising Practices
Partnerships
Collaboration
Research, Evaluation, Analysis
Messaging
Media Response
Membership
Volume Management
Workforce Development
Co-Supervision
Trauma Informed
Crisis Response
Alternatives
Ombudsperson
PSRB - Psychiatric Security Review Board
OSH - Oregon State Hospital
Residential Treatment Facilities
Psychiatric Emergency Room
Respite
Consumer Run Organizations & Drop-In Centers
Nature
Civil Rights
Non-discrimination
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