The impact of peer support work on the mental health of peer support specialists - International Journal of Mental Health Systems
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Our participants felt they could share their issues openly, and felt supported during times of personal crisis.
Being able to experience life stressors and manage them effectively allowed PSS to feel a sense of belonging to and as a part of a more extensive care system
a sense of warmth and belonging.
these close relationships serve as a buffer from daily stressors and allow for greater psychological wellbeing
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