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Peer Services in Behavioral Health: New York State Leading the Way

By: Dr. Ann M. Sullivan Liz Breier Em Wasserman Ian Pickus New York State Office of Mental Health
April 21st, 2026
Clubhouse model, lived experience, New York State, Office of Mental Health, peer advocates, peer support, recovery, Spring 2026 Issue, workforce development
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Individuals with lived experience with mental illness have a unique perspective that can play a crucial role in helping others on the path to recovery. A key facet of reaching and forming bonds with individuals seeking support is the strong connection peer support workers offer. We have made...

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