Doing what we can, but knowing our place: Being an ally to promote consumer leadership in mental health

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, November 2017

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@trishgreenhalgh Important to reflect on 'knowing our place' (https://t.co/1Tbi8pjgXw) because this 'wounded healer' narrative can both co-opt and silence service user perspectives...

@beth_1day @BeresfordPeter @katemartin_says @pixiegirle @RITB_ @AnnieCoxy @AkikoMHart 4. Alternative hierarchical structures that privilege service user control over resources and power: https://t.co/TSQ3TuqXwR 5. Other health professionals using their…

RT @brett_scholz: There is some valuable discussion and critique from leaders in the field including @maryohaganlive, @BeresfordPeter, Jasn…

There is some valuable discussion and critique from leaders in the field including @maryohaganlive, @BeresfordPeter, Jasna Russo, and Sebastian von Peter in the following 4 papers: https://t.co/a72y8WlEkw https://t.co/pKIsmfsaPU https://t.co/RDWMy2sK…

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