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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 47 MIN

Family Peer Support in Victoria - Phillip Stone

from Peer International Exchange · host Justin S. Bell, PhD

 In this episode, we talk with Phillip Stone, a family peer worker from Victoria, Australia. Phillip shares how the whole family approach is shifting mental health services to listen to and include families, and why family peer support is vital for transforming care. 

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