Cognitive Self-Management Strategies for Work and School
by Dr. Susan McGurk and Dr. Kim Mueser We are constantly barraged in our daily lives with new information competing for our limited attention. And there is even more […]
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Coaching for Peer Specialists
by Sally Rogers and Lyn Legere The role of peer specialists in behavioral health settings has grown dramatically in the last couple of decades. But, as a relatively […]
Learn MoreOnline Technical Assistance Model: Action as a Precursor to Knowledge
The Online Technical Assistance (OTAR) model was developed as a pilot program, with the goal of assisting organizations (e.g. state agencies, providers, for- and non-profit entities) that want to improve […]
Learn MoreThe Peer Support Specialist Workforce: Where have we been and where are we going?
Brief History The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation (CPR) at Boston University has partnered with the voices of those with lived experience from its’ earliest days (i.e., the voices of those […]
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Welcome to the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation official blog! For our inaugural article, we thought we would tackle a basic question that the Center has contributed to answering over the […]
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