Ongoing projects

These 18 year olds initiated a new offer in Trondheim, “En ainna plass”, after a previous project was finished. They missed a place to hang out for people who don’t do sports at Heimdal in Trondheim. An alternative to hanging out at Mcdonald’s. Now they are also working as peer supporters in the project founded…

Project leader in KBT: Juni Raak Høiseth This is a project with focus on user involvement for kids and youth that uses mental health care services. About Room for user involvement From several patient and user surveys, we know that youth that uses mental health services often don’t experience a real possibility for user involvement.…

Project leader: Roger Santokhie The relatives of people with dementia gain a unique competence that is difficult to get in other ways. In this project, we have hired 4 (former) relatives to persons with dementia as Peer Support Workers, in the municipalities Frøya and Indre Fosen. In this project, we seek to prevent loneliness, and…

Project Team Managers: Dagfinn Bjørgen og Anne Hirrich Main goal: to improve knowledge about recovery at the system level, how to implement, organize, and operate recovery-oriented services in Norway. In this research project we aim to explore and enhance the value of using the CHIME framework, and recovery-thinking/principles for transforming recovery-orientation of organizations, and improving…

Project Leader: Ingvild M. Kvisle Towards the end of 2018 KBT was commissioned to do a User Interviews User-survey in Trondheim Municipality. We were to interview people living in assisted housing, people being assisted by the mastery team, and people who previously lived in assisted housing, but have moved out and are now only using…

Project Team Members: Dagfinn Bjørgen, Katie Wikstrøm and Anne Hirrich    About  the guidance The last years, the profession of peer supporters in Norway has grown. Several peer supporters are employed in the municipalities, although there is room for more as we see it. Peer supporters reports that there are some challenges working in a…

Project Team Managers: Dagfinn Bjørgen and Ingvild Kvisle In the summer of 2018 KBT and Nidaros DPS started outlining a project to reduce the use of coercion in mental health care, and to explore challenges regarding out-patient involuntary commitment. The main goal of the project is to find what patients subjected to out-patient involuntary commitment…

Project Team Managers: Dagfinn Bjørgen In the spring of 2018 KBT established a partnership with the Departmental Attending Physician in the department of Østmarka, St. Olavs Hospital. We want to create a method for reflection groups consisting of the staff at Østmarka and people that have experienced involuntary commitment. The aim is to give patients…

Project Manager: Dagfinn Bjørgen Project Team Members: Karl Johan Johansen and Ingvild M. Kvisle The goal of the project is to develop and describe new ways of service innovation and user driven innovation. We want to develop services based on the recovery philosophy and what feels helpful and supportive from a user perspective. The mapping…