Peer Support Services in the Behavioral Healthcare Workforce: State of the Field

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Written By Peer Recovery Center of Excellence

This article examines how the history and philosophy of peer support services has shaped current mental health and substance use service delivery systems. The growth of peer-run and recovery community organizations in the changing health care environment are discussed, including issues related to workforce development, funding, relevant policies, and opportunities for expansion. These initiatives are designed to increase access to recovery-promoting services.

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