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Mental Health: at the Vinatier, the Rise of Peer-Helpers, These Ex-Patients Who Accompany Hospitalized People

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Interlocutors of the medical teams, these caregivers of a new kind work to restore the cared for and help to make more human and less painful stays in psychiatry. But if the profession arouses a real enthusiasm, its recognition is still not acquired.

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Mental Health: at the Vinatier, the Rise of Peer-Helpers, These Ex-Patients Who Accompany Hospitalized People

Interlocutors of the medical teams, these caregivers of a new kind work to restore the cared for and help to make more human and less painful stays in psychiatry. But if the profession arouses a real enthusiasm, its recognition is still not acquired.

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Mediacités broke the news in 2 days ago on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.

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