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I’ve been involved in peer support for over 10 years and I’m still really passionate about the power of lived experience. Mental health and recovery are important to me because of what I’ve lived through myself, not just what I’ve learned along the way.

I use my own experiences to support others by listening, sharing what’s helped me, and helping people find support and feel understood. I aim to work in an open and honest way, alongside people rather than telling them what they should do. I’m also keen to help build a stronger recovery community in Jersey by bringing people together and supporting them to find meaning and purpose in their lives.

I don't always find group settings easy, but I've come to value the connection and learning that can come from them. I’m motivated by curiosity, compassion, and helping people explore what brings them meaning and confidence.

I use creativity as an uplifting tool to empower others to rediscover themselves through hope, curiosity, connection, and growth. My own recovery journey continues to be shaped by creative practices that guide me, ground me, and transform my frame of mind and perspective. It keeps me connected to my inner world and the world around me by seeing all my experiences in a new light.

Through art and self-expression, I support people in mapping out their recovery journey and building a meaningful life. This process is rooted in self-discovery, reconnection, and personal growth, encouraging individuals to take control and evolve into new versions of themselves. I create meaningful activities within the Rehab Pathway and the Recovery Hub, shaping inclusive spaces where healing, transformation, and meaningful connection can flourish. In my personal time, I enjoy installation art and exploring ancient history and cultures.

I am one of the managers in Mental Health Rehabilitation Services and the Lead Social Worker in Adult Mental Health I have been a qualified Social Worker since 2003 and I am passionate about supporting people in their mental health rehabilitation and recovery journey.

I am particularly enthusiastic about the Recovery Hub reaching more and more individuals in Jersey and continuing to expand the range of activities we offer.  Listening to feedback is important to me and I welcome ideas  on how we can keep developing and improving the service together.

I am usually behind the scenes, but you may occasionally see me popping along and joining some of the groups.

I have been working as a Peer in the Community Mental Health Team for just over a year.  My first experience working as a Peer was with Cambridge and Peterborough Foundation Trust in 2010; this was where I did my training and where I worked on an acute psychiatric ward where I first discovered the impact of Peer Support and lived experience.

I am interested in research into Mental Health which I developed during my time as both an undergraduate in Cambridge and as a postgraduate in Belfast.   I am keen to use this interest in research and the skills I have developed in the Recovery Hub.

I am a qualified Peer Support Worker and Activities Coordinator with Mind Jersey and the Government of Jersey. Since joining in 2022, I have combined my lived experience, empathy, and professional training to promote recovery-focused and inclusive support across adult mental health services. I co-facilitate structured well-being and physical health sessions, deliver community workshops, and develop one-to-one peer support plans to help individuals find meaning and purpose in their recovery. Passionate about integrating physical and mental well-being, I am currently completing a Personal Trainer qualification to enhance my ability to deliver holistic care. Through collaboration with Mind Jersey, HCS, and partners such as Jersey Sport and the JFA, I continue to champion inclusion, resilience, and empowerment within the community.

My name is Miles, I am a Health Care Assistant who works at the Diner and I help to run the boxing group for the Recovery Hub. I try to be a friendly face and encourage everyone who is able to give the boxing group a go! We try to have enjoy each session and guide you to take it at your pace while helping you stay active. Thank you for reading a bit about me and I hope you can come along to our boxing group.

Social activities organiser, inpatient unit Clinique Pinel. Providing meaningful activities on the ward and in the community, fostering connections and enhancing well-being.