Multi-State Survey of Wages and Financial Well-Being of Mental Health Peer Specialists

Journal Article
Written By Laysha Ostrow

Certified Peer Specialists are at risk of financial hardship. Peer support jobs were not associated with greater financial well-being than non-peer jobs.

Laysha Ostrow
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