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Peer support strengthens resilience, fosters connection, and sustains professionals in high-stress environments. This episode of the Academy I3 podcast delves into the vital topic of peer support, exploring its significance in both personal and professional contexts. The discussion highlights how peer support fosters a sense of community, encourages open dialogue, and provides practical strategies for overcoming challenges. Through real-life examples and expert insights from Betsy Watson, MSW, and Shelley Townley, BA, the episode emphasizes the transformative power of shared experiences and the importance of building supportive networks. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how peer support can enhance well-being, resilience, and growth within various environments. Episode Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction & Guest Introductions 08:45 – Defining Peer Support and Its Importance 15:22 – Origins of Ventura County’s Peer Support Program 23:10 – One-on-One Support and Resiliency Groups 28:55 – Innovative Approaches: Therapy Dogs, Mindfulness, and Chair Yoga 35:40 – Training Peer Supporters and Program Growth 42:12 – Immediate Support Compared to Traditional Support (EAP, Therapy) 49:05 – Critical Incident Response and Trauma Bonding 55:30 – Coalition-Building Across Counties and First Responders 1:28:50 – Final Takeaways and Advice for New Workers and Leaders Learn about our guests: Betsy Watson, Supervisor, Ventura County Child Welfare – 23 years in child welfare, involved in peer support since 2018, with expertise in staff wellness and workforce resilience. Shelley Townley, Supervisor, Ventura County Child Welfare – Nearly 30 years in child welfare, peer support involvement since 2016, experienced in program development, coalition-building, and sustaining trauma-informed practices. Subscribe for more workforce well-being content: / @theacademysdsu Follow us on social media: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/sdsuacademy #PeerSupport #WorkforceWellbeing #ResilienceInPractice