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WORKSHOP psychosocial care for uniformed services 04.06.2011 _ 12th European Conference on Traumatic Stress Vienna 2-5 June 2011 WORKSHOP Psychosocial care for uniformed services: bringing scientific knowledge about peer support into practice A systematic review of the literature - Michel Dückers Guidelines for psychosocial support for uniformed services - Hans te Brake Peer Support: An International Consensus Project - Gill Moreton Organizational culture in relation to peer support - Neil Greenberg Is peer support able to identify individuals at risk? - Eric Geerligs

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WORKSHOP psychosocial care for uniformed services 04.06.2011

_12th European Conference on Traumatic Stress Vienna2-5 June 2011

WORKSHOP

Psychosocial care for uniformed services: bringing scientific knowledge about peer support into practice

A systematic review of the literature- Michel DückersGuidelines for psychosocial support for uniformed services- Hans te BrakePeer Support: An International Consensus Project- Gill MoretonOrganizational culture in relation to peer support- Neil GreenbergIs peer support able to identify individuals at risk?- Eric Geerligs

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WORKSHOP psychosocial care for uniformed services 04.06.2011

The ‘best’ peer support

Do we agree on the goals of peer support?

– low-threshold access to supportive context: emphatic, listening ear

– reduce stigma– timely identification of those in acute need– facilitate pathways to professional mental care:

enhance the visibility of these pathways

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WORKSHOP psychosocial care for uniformed services 04.06.2011

The ‘best’ peer support

Do we agree on how to achieve the goals of peer support?

– (continuous) training of peer supporters in basic emphatic skills

– guidance of peer supporters and coordination– `enabling peer supporters in identifying those at

need– actively deploy peer support after critical incidents– timely referral to professional mental help– group leaders and management have an important

responsibility

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The ‘best’ peer support

Can peer support also address the long-term consequences of shocking events?

– how does peer support fit in a continuous and routine health care program supported and empowered by the organization

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The ‘best’ peer support

This is what we know, now what do we need?

- What are key issues for further research

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WORKSHOP psychosocial care for uniformed services 04.06.2011

Thank you for your attention.

WORKSHOP

Psychosocial care for uniformed services:bringing scientific knowledge about peer support into practice

- Michel Dückers [email protected]

- Hans te Brake [email protected]

- Gill Moreton [email protected]

- Neil Greenberg [email protected]

- Eric Geerligs [email protected]