Sara Amundson & Laurie Edmundson
Sara Amundson & Laurie Edmundson
Discussing Laurie's Masters Research on BPD Peer Support (feat. Kat)
Discussing Laurie's Masters Research on BPD Peer Support (feat. Kat)
Discussing Laurie's Masters Research on BPD Peer Support (feat. Kat)
Sunday 28th April 2024
Join Laurie and Kat as they explore the impact of qualitative research and peer support in Borderline Personality Disorder recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Qualitative research offers unique insights into BPD.
- Peer support groups like the Super Feelers Club can be life-changing.
- Combining lived experiences with research enhances understanding.
- Accessible mental health programmes are crucial for recovery.
- Lived experiences are vital for effective mental health support.
Our voices matter and they're valid, and our experiences are valid.
In this episode of Bold Beautiful Borderline, hosts Laurie Edmundson and Sara Amundson welcome Kat, a researcher from Scotland, to discuss the significance of qualitative research in understanding Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Laurie shares insights from her master's research on the Super Feelers Club, a peer support group for individuals with BPD.
Kat, who has a background in hard sciences, contrasts the quantitative methods she's familiar with to Laurie's qualitative approach, highlighting the unique benefits of each in improving mental health care. They delve into the intricacies of peer support and its potential to make a meaningful impact on those living with BPD. Kat also touches on her work with Joan's Mindful Living, emphasising the value of accessible mental health programmes.
The conversation takes a deep dive into how lived experiences can inform research and better support systems. The episode is filled with candid discussions about the challenges and triumphs of living with BPD, making it both enlightening and relatable. Whether you're directly affected by BPD or interested in mental health research, this episode offers valuable perspectives and heartfelt stories. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation that brings a fresh take on mental health support and research.