1 X 2 hour session.

All ARCHES courses are developed using coproduction.

Coproduction is when service users, their family members, carers, and supporters work in an equal and reciprocal manner with mental health professionals in the design, delivery, and evaluation of services.

Coproduction can challenge unbalanced power dynamics and allows for the sharing knowledge, skills, and experiences from different perspectives.

Different types of expertise (i.e. clinical and lived experience) are combined. This means problems can be solved together.

This 2-hour session will help you understand what co-production is, learn why it is so important, find out ways for you to become involved in coproduction.

Location:  ARCHES Recovery College, Clonskeagh, Dublin 6

2pm –  4pm Thursday 30 January

The Recovery College welcomes anyone residing in Community Healthcare East (Dublin South East, South Dublin, and East Wicklow) who either (1) identifies as having a lived experience of mental health difficulties; (2) is a member of a family impacted by poor mental health; or (3) is a mental health professional working in the Cluain Mhuire or HSE Mental Health Services.

Please complete the following form to register for a course, talk, or peer support session in ARCHES Recovery College. Note we will only use your contact details for the purposes outlined in our privacy policy (e.g. to send reminders, update you on any changes, or promote new programmes). Please only register if you are confident that you will attend.