How can you address common challenges in peer support supervision?
Peer support is a valuable and empowering form of helping others who share similar experiences of mental health, substance use, or trauma. However, peer support workers also face unique challenges in their roles, such as maintaining boundaries, coping with stress, and dealing with stigma. Therefore, peer support supervision is essential to ensure the quality and sustainability of peer support services. In this article, we will explore some of the common challenges in peer support supervision and how you can address them effectively.