Peer Support Programs and Mental Disabilities

In 2015 I was involved in research with a colleague of mine Dr. Nathan Munn, who was looking at a pilot study in Montana. The pilot study focused of the efficacy of peer support programs and whether they are effective in treating a range of mental disabilities. As I was reading this paper I was reminded of the importance of social influence, as this really is what peer support programs are all about. I pasted the conclusions below and link to the full article can be found at: DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.2264.7763.

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Dr. Peterson’s work focuses on the psychology of identity, loneliness, and belonging in modern society, with particular attention to how individuals and communities can rebuild meaningful connection in an age of increasing social fragmentation.

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