A new publication by Ashleigh et al. has just been released. It investigates methodologies that were developed to offer sufficiently flexible translation approaches for different study materials. Without this work, an international implementation of UPSIDES would not have been possible. As usual, you can find the article in our output…
Rebecca et al. just published an important article that describes the methods, evaluations and results from the UPSIDES pilot phase. The goal of this phase was to prepare individuals for the PSW role and to implementation the peer support intervention. As usual, you can find the article in our output…
Maria’s latest publication reports on the experiences of Peer-Support-Workers and Trainers in Germany. The publication is written in German and can be found in our output-area. Congratulations Maria!
There are two new publications on the UPSIDES project! You can find and download Ashleigh’s “Initial Training for Mental Health Peer Support Workers: Systematized Review and International Delphi Consultation” and Maria’s “UPSIDES peer support – overcoming crises together” in the Output area. Thank you and congratulations to Ashleigh and Maria!
After more than two years of intensive work, we are very proud to present the scales our team has translated in the course of the UPSIDES study. The scales are now publicly available via upsides.org/output/ and can be accessed in German, Hebrew, Kiswahili, Gujarati and Luganda. The translations…
Rebecca Nixdorf has won the second place with her excellent poster about UPSIDES in the GACD Annual Scientific Meeting poster competition. Please find her entry below and in the output-area. You can find the poster competition and all other contenders here. Congratulations Rebecca!
Barbara Kohlmann’s contribution to “Life during the Corona Virus: View from the ground Vol. 3” has just been published! Barbara is working as a Peer Support Worker in Ulm, Germany, and describes how her life changed due to the Corona pandemic and what she wishes for the future. Please download…
We would like to officially present the result of more than two years of work, sweat, tears, hope and joy: The publication of the field version of our UPSIDES Peer Support Training Manual. It is freely accessible via www.upsides.org for everyone who is interested in how UPSIDES training provides guidance…
Please find our newest publication “Challenges to peer support in low- and middle-income countries during COVID-19” in out output area or the following link: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12992-020-00622-y
Publication #4 A systematic review of influences on implementation of peer support work for adults with mental health problems has been published in Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology and added to our output section.
