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1 Peer support for youth with mental health and AODA Challenges Katie Kress, SCPRO, CPS Sara Honadel, ILS, CPS So what do you know? Define and discuss the meaning of Recovery. What is Peer Support? How can Peer Support play a role in Recovery? Evidence and Statistics of Youth living with MI/AODA MI/AODA Intersection & Risk Factors How to effectively connect with Youth through Peer Support Learn and implement recovery tools! Post-It Activity 3 Post its 1. First Something Negative 2. Second, Third Something Positive Discussion Motivational Post it Wall 1
2 Recovery Defined SAMHSA s (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) working definition states Recovery is a process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live a self directed life, and strive to reach their full potential. What is Peer Support? Peer Support is about working with someone who has been through similar life experiences and is willing to help guide you through the resources and support you need to accomplish your goals. What is a Certified Peer Support Specialist? How does Peer Support play a role in Recovery? 2
3 How Peer Support Works Peer Support Reduces Overall Costs Serious mental illness costs America $193.2 billion in lost earnings per year.* Peer support services are an evidencebased mental health model of care which consists of a qualified peer support provider who assists individuals with their recovery from mental illness and substance use disorders. ** CMS recognizes that the experiences of peer support providers, as consumers of mental health and substance use services, can be an important component in a State s delivery of effective treatment.** *Insel, T.R. (2008). Assessing the Economic Costs of Serious Mental Illness. The American Journal of Psychiatry. 165(6), **Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services What's Happening With Youth? Mental health prevalence and acceptance among peers Warning signs Lapse in intervention and treatment Use of substances Suicidal thoughts Increased ask for help Risk Factors 3
4 Prevalence of MI in Youth WI vs. USA 4
5 Alcohol Use WI Vs. US Other Drug Use WI Vs. US AODA/Mental Health Intersection Where does it meet? Evidence shows either can come first. In youth It is common for youth to use substances in order to cope or self medicate with ongoing life stressors. Those life stressors could be related to mental illness, regular adolescence, and/or risk factors when reviewing genetics and/or home and community environments. Again, here is where that 10 year gap of intervention affects many people who turn to using. It is also common for youth to develop a MI and never use, usually with the right supports in place. 5
6 Risk Factors of developing MI/SU Disorders Stressful events, abuse, and/or trauma* Seasonal changes Ongoing stress and anxiety Long term illnesses that are life threatening and/or associated with pain. Genetic dispositions Learned Behaviors Environmental conditions Lapse in proper intervention/prevention *Sunburn/Cancer analogy* Protective Factors for MI/SU Disorders Healthy practices Problem solving skills Feeling of control in ones own life Consistent home/family routine Having a good social support system Regular school attendance and academic performance Feeling close to at least one adult* Connecting with Youth Building trust Setting clear BOUNDARIES! Validation of feelings Being open and non judgmental Body language Actual language How activities can be used as recovery tools 6
7 Examples of recovery tools Backpack Binder activities Pipe cleaner buddies WRAP Different versions Coping cards Fidgets and Etc. Learn a Recovery tool Fortune Teller! Useful to use with youth who have a difficult time choosing a coping skill to implement. Allows 8 coping skill options. Fun activity to do for a meeting. Consumer gets choose skills they want to use and make it their own. (link on how to). QUESTIONS? Katie Kress Statewide Coordinator of Peer Run Organizations, CPS WI Peer Recovery Conference Coordinator Youth Mental Health First Aid Instructor katie.kress@ilresources.org Sara Honadel Independent Living Specialist, CPS WI Peer Support Specialist Trainer Youth Mental Health First Aid Instructor sara.honadel@ilresources.org
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