The PEER Center
PEER Voices Podcast
PEER Voices Podcast focuses on information valuable for peers in the state of Ohio -- and beyond. Hosted by peers with information designed for peers, tune in biweekly to learn more.
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Trauma Informed Care: How trauma impacts our lives, and how to move past it. 12.12.2018 20:25
"We offer support to those living in recovery with mental illness, addiction, and/or trauma." You've heard that before, but what does it mean? Join our hosts, Juliet C. Dorris-Williams and Gabe Howard, as they discuss what trauma is, what impact it can have, and how to practice "trauma informed care." Many in our community have experienced trauma, from stereotypically horrible things, li...
Ethics & Boundaries: What are the rules for peer recovery supporters? 28.11.2018 22:18
Did you know that peer recovery supporters have a code of ethics? Across Ohio, our staff is asked the same question again and again – "Can I date someone I am giving peer support to?" Our hosts, Juliet C. Dorris-Williams and Gabe Howard, explain exactly why it is a bad idea (and unethical) to become personally involved with the people you serve. There is a line between clients and providers....
It's never too late: Reaching recovery in mid-life. 14.11.2018 19:45
Whom do you think of when you think of an addict? Someone shooting up in an alley? A drunk with a bottle in a paper bag? In this episode of PEER Voices, we discuss how inaccurate these stereotypes are, and how their prevalence deters some from seeking recovery. Today our hosts, Juliet C. Dorris-Williams and Gabe Howard, interview Derrick Kirkland. Derrick did not reach recovery until his 5...
The voices you never hear: Welcome to Peer Voices! 30.10.2018 20:19
There are plenty of podcasts about mental health and psychology, but one point of view is usually missing – that of a peer. Peers are those of us who have a lived experience with mental illness, addiction, and trauma, and there is finally a podcast made by peers for peers. There are lots of clinicians and family members talking about what peers need to do (or what needs to be done to or for us)....
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