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PSN Network

You can join the Peer Support Network (PSN) to gain mutual emotional support, once you have completed a course that outlines the framework, confidentiality & safety and culture of supporting each other reciprocally in this way.

Watch this webinar to learn more:

https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/JApPWju40_5meCYwS6RaIdo1_z_Ax2yPAZ_u3tBhtwmK3V3xZQGFumbZnET5Hy0C.Rz2iCKMjBdUy0nw7?startTime=1771251126000sxxsxx

Benefits of joining a Peer Network: 

·        Be part of a supportive community

·        Create friendships that promote wellbeing

·        Develop resilience for tough times

·        Learn to enjoy life more.

 

Peer Support Network (PSN) is a peer-run therapeutic support system that is free for life. People exchange support time on an equal basis with each other, with no money changing hands.​ 

Successful completion of a Peer Working Course qualifies you to join a peer support system called Co-Counselling International (CCI) that is active all around the world. CCI CO Counselling 

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What is Peer Support?
Helping me: helping you. For myself BUT not by myself.


The Peer Support Network teaches you how to give and receive high-quality listening that is free from advice and judgements. We share equal time with each other in pairs. Learn to listen to yourself and others with care and respect. Discover enough safety for yourself to be free to explore difficult feelings. Peer Support offers us all the opportunity to create more of the life we want.

 

PSN is based on the principles that we all have the:

- Capacity to be robust, resilient, and emotionally competent

- Potential to be well and live a life that works

- Power to recover, even when we are hurt and confused

- Emotional flexibility to trust and accept support from others

= Opportunity to heal and move on in our own time.

 

What will PSN ‘do’ for me?

·        Create healthier relationships

·        Deal with uncomfortable feelings and heal past hurts

·        Change old habits into new ways of behaving today

·        Improve the quality of your communication at home and at work

·        Build the confidence to have fun and enjoy life

·        Be in charge of what you do, say, and feel

·        Value yourself and others equally

·        Learn life skills to take action to make the changes you want

·        Belong to a supportive community that is free for life.
 

If you are interested, contact Sue Gray at sue@bwis.online with any questions about the training or the network. 
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