How can you use active listening to identify triggers and traumas in peer support?
Peer support is a valuable way to offer empathy, understanding, and guidance to someone who is facing mental health challenges. However, peer support also requires sensitivity and awareness of the potential triggers and traumas that the person may have experienced or may still be experiencing. Active listening is a key skill that can help you identify and respond to these triggers and traumas in a respectful and supportive way. In this article, you will learn what active listening is, how it can help you recognize triggers and traumas, and how to use it effectively in peer support.