What are the best ways to demonstrate your decision-making skills in Peer Support?
Decision-making skills are essential for peer support workers, who often have to deal with complex and sensitive situations involving people in distress. Peer support is a form of mutual help, where people with lived experience of mental health challenges or other issues offer emotional and practical support to others facing similar difficulties. Peer support workers need to be able to make sound and ethical decisions that respect the autonomy, preferences, and rights of the people they support, while also ensuring their own safety and well-being. In this article, we will explore some of the best ways to demonstrate your decision-making skills in peer support, whether you are applying for a job, seeking a promotion, or enhancing your professional development.