Substance Use Peer Workers

Cross-source consensus on Substance Use Peer Workers from 1 sources and 4 claims.

1 sources · 4 claims

Uses

Substance use peer workers are helping professionals with lived or living experience of substance use and recovery. — Understanding recovery experiences and occupational support needs among substance use peer workers: a qualitative systematic review protocol
Substance use peer workers provide non-clinical services including navigation, resource linkage, psychosocial support, outreach, and overdose reversal. — Understanding recovery experiences and occupational support needs among substance use peer workers: a qualitative systematic review protocol
Substance use peer workers operate across diverse organizational settings and job titles with varied levels of training. — Understanding recovery experiences and occupational support needs among substance use peer workers: a qualitative systematic review protocol
NIH and SAMHSA recognize peer workers as important because lived experience enables them to promote recovery. — Understanding recovery experiences and occupational support needs among substance use peer workers: a qualitative systematic review protocol