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Give Support

Peer support relies on people having similar shared experiences; therefore, a diversity of professions and training levels is crucial. By becoming a facilitator, you're helping others in your shoes overcome the challenging aspects of their profession.

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Choose to be involved in individual support, group support, or both. Find session times that suit you, online or in person, to fit in with your working and personal life.

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#IPeerSupportBecause...

"I get just as much support from facilitating the group as the participants get from being a part of it."

Jan Orman

GP and Consultant at the Black Dog Institute

About being a facilitator

Learn more about the peer support process and what the commitment looks like before you start. Click below to view our FAQs page.

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We've also put together 'Peer Support: A Brief Guide' to give a more in-depth guide as to what peer support is as a concept, how to provide it, and how to handle common and difficult situations. You can read it at this link.

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For any further questions, don't hesitate to contact us at admin@handnhand.org.au

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