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Boundaries in Lived Experience (Peer) Work for PEER WORKERS

ByConsumers of Mental Health WA (CoMHWA)

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Consumers of Mental Health WACloverdale, WA

Tuesday, Mar 17 from 10 am to 1 pm AWST

Overview

Training for Peer Workers

This training recognises the unique position occupied by Lived Experience (Peer) workers when it comes to boundaries and includes how to:

recognise what boundaries are (and aren’t) in Peer work
identify personal boundaries
understand why Peer work requires different boundaries to other helping positions by reframing boundary “crossings”
create empathetic boundaries, including how and when to rebuild a boundary.

Please note this training is only for people in a peer work role. A boundaries training for Consumers will be available later in the year.

Training for Peer Workers

This training recognises the unique position occupied by Lived Experience (Peer) workers when it comes to boundaries and includes how to:

recognise what boundaries are (and aren’t) in Peer work
identify personal boundaries
understand why Peer work requires different boundaries to other helping positions by reframing boundary “crossings”
create empathetic boundaries, including how and when to rebuild a boundary.

Please note this training is only for people in a peer work role. A boundaries training for Consumers will be available later in the year.

CoMHWA’s training workshops are FREE for individual members – sign up via our website today! If you are an organisation who would like to register multiple employees for a training CoMHWA runs customisable trainings suitable for organisations - please contact us at education@comhwa.org.au for further information.

Have questions about this training? CoMHWA's Education and Training team can be contacted at education@comhwa.org.au or on (08) 9258 8911.

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3 hours
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275 Belmont Avenue

#14 Cloverdale, WA 6105

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