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Peer providers have been associated with positive outcomes in behavioral health, but little is known about the perceived helpfulness of their services. We used a mixed-methods randomized controlled trial to compare the perceived helpfulness of seeking safety (SS) led by peer providers compared to its delivery by licensed behavioral health clinicians (including both a licensed alcohol and drug abuse counselor and licensed clinical mental health counselor). Participants (N = 278) rated the helpfulness of 12 SS topics at the end of every session. A subset (n = 245) of participants also rated the helpfulness of SS overall and its treatment components; 3 and 6 months following their first SS group. We also collected qualitative data to inform our understanding of the ways perceived helpfulness varied among participants in peer-led (PL) and clinician-led (CL) groups. Ratings of overall and topic-specific helpfulness were high among both groups, and while ratings were slightly higher among participants in PL groups, the difference was not significant. Participants in PL-SS rated certain treatment components significantly more helpful compared to participants in CL-SS, including the focus

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Author

Annette S. Crisanti; Jessica Reno; Julie G. Salvador; Cynthia Killough; R. Neil Greene

Publisher

American Psychological Association (APA)

Published

2018

Language

EN

Field

Psychology (Social Sciences)