Recoverypodden
Recoverypodden
#7 Recovery for pårørende.
#7 Recovery for pårørende.
#7 Recovery for pårørende.
Monday 23rd November 2020
Borghild Spiten Mathisen talks about the challenges of caregiving and the importance of advocacy in mental health on 'Recoverypodden'.
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Get the buttons here!Championing Caregivers: Borghild Spiten Mathisen on Mental Health Advocacy
Together in what is called user and caregiver participation, one can influence positive development in service offerings.
Ever wondered what it takes to support a loved one with mental health challenges? In this episode of 'Recoverypodden', host Anne Marie Løland chats with Borghild Spiten Mathisen, the leader of LPP (Landsforeningen for pårørende innen psykisk helse) in the Kristiansand region. Borghild opens up about her personal journey as a caregiver, shedding light on the emotional rollercoaster and the often-overlooked need for caregiver support groups.
She emphasizes how crucial it is to find others who share similar experiences, even though it can be a daunting task. Through her work with LPP, Borghild advocates for better mental health services and support systems, underscoring the power of collective voices in driving positive change. She also highlights the importance of organizations like LPP and Mental Helse, which offer invaluable resources, education, and advocacy for both users and caregivers in the mental health field.
This episode is a heartfelt call-to-action for anyone involved in mental health care to step up, join support groups, and use their voices to advocate for better services. Whether you're a caregiver, a mental health professional, or someone looking to make a difference, Borghild's insights offer a compelling look at the power of community and advocacy in mental health.