What is the point of a statement like, “You are mentally ill yourself and want to help others?”
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Then to evaluate the other in order to evaluate itself.
A mentally ill person can also help others mentally ill.
Sometimes even better because he knows well with mental problems sometimes worse because he could pull the other person down and himself is not so stable.
You have to stand on solid ground yourself if you want to pull another one out of the swamp.
The statement aims at the fact that he has never heard of a genesis companion. At least in NRW there has been training since 2023. Google refers to some pages on the topic.
Oh- what’s a recovery companion?
I don’t know exactly. Therefore, the reference to Google.
But I’ll try.
There’s one here in the clinic, but on another station. 2 fellow patients want to be trained.
The GB supports the nurses on station. I don’t know what they’re doing. On the one hand, a mental illness is a prerequisite for the GB, and on the other hand one must be stable. I don’t see a problem with one patient. He is a trained caregiver and recently worked in forensics. So he knows what could happen to him. At least at the moment, I think the patient from another station is unsuitable. Until it is stable enough for the job, at least one year will pass.
The advantage of the GB is that they really know a mental illness from their own experience.
You don’t dare.