How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems.

About How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems.

10 Part training podcast by Jay Arnold and Sameer Iqbal

Publisher

Making Change Studios

Category

health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

15 Mar 2021

Latest episode

15 Mar 2021

Latest episodes

12 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   15 Mar 2021

   Introduction presented by Aaron Broomfield. Featuring Scarz.

   Introduction to 10 training podcasts.

2. 

   15 Mar 2021

   Personal development before coming into peer support and being ready to be employed.

   Featuring Sameer Iqbal and Jay Arnold.

3. 

   15 Mar 2021

   Coming into employment with 3rd sector on honorary contracts with NHS and the importance of co-production 50/50 relationships.

   Featuring Sameer Iqbal and Jay Arnold.

4. 

   15 Mar 2021

   The training of NHS workers and third sector staff

   Featuring Sameer Iqbal and Jay Arnold

5. 

   15 Mar 2021

   Slow transitions into case loads and weekly case meetings and the importance of it to reenforce 50/50 collaboration and different perceptions.

   Featuring Sameer Iqbal and Jay Arnold

6. 

   15 Mar 2021

   Commissioners and management and transitions into management structure and following the ethos; The impact on service provision with peer support.

   Featuring Kevin Heffernan and Neelam Butt.

7. 

   15 Mar 2021

   Commissioners and 3rd sector management and preparation to employ peer support with NHS staff.

   Featuring Emma Poursain and Kevin Heffernan

8. 

   15 Mar 2021

   Voice of the service users and how peer support impacted on there lives and what are the benefits.

9. 

   15 Mar 2021

   Service user involvement. Getting involved in national work.

   Featuring Matthew Brayshaw, Sameer Iqbal and Jay Arnold.

10. 

    15 Mar 2021

    Future developments of peer support nationally and regionally and having lived experience as a vital component to help system change.

    Sameer Iqbal , Jay Arnold and Kevin Heffernan

11. 

    15 Mar 2021

    Career frameworks of progression in substantial NHS workers without discrimination.

    Featuring Jay Arnold, Sameer Iqbal and Kevin Heffernan.

12. 

    15 Mar 2021

    Reflections

    The reflection piece at the end of the training is Jay Arnold and Sameer Iqbal celebrating the success and reflecting on how far they have come in their personal journeys. Jay Arnold and Sameer Iqbal also reflect on how completing a training package for Health Education England was something they would have never thought of doing. Before embarking on this incredible journey which spans five years, they felt that they would have been another statistic and number in the criminal justice system with no vision of hope. Today they deliver hope to individuals who may feel desperate and isolated by building on system provisions in the criminal justice system and mental health, by utilising their experience to work with complex individuals that are in a 'vicious cycle' (adults or children) and aim to divert them away from their poor lifestyle choices. Enjoy this awesome journey and food for thought – we hope you will think of ways of how you could implement this into your own work force.