Trauma-informed peer support — Trauma-informed peer support combines lived-experience support with attention to safety, choice, and respectful boundaries. It avoids pressuring people to disclose or follow another person’s recovery path. Shared experience supports connection without establishing clinical expertise. — Peer-support practice.

Added October 5, 2026

Trauma-informed peer support — Trauma-informed peer support applies an understanding of trauma to interactions grounded in shared experience and mutual respect. It emphasizes choice, clear boundaries, and avoidance of pressured disclosure. Supporters recognize distress while helping survivors participate without humiliation or demands to prove recovery. — Peer Support Foundations

Added October 16, 2026