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KBT vocational school halfway through the first semester
Almost one year after KBT got accredited vocational school education, our first class is just about to complete their first exam, and what a journey it has been!
The first vocational school for peer support in Norway
During fall 2019, the Competence center for lived experience and service development (KBT) got accredited vocational school education.
Userperspective in examination form at NTNU
The Department of Mental Health at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at NTNU, Higher Education and Master of Mental Health Work, has since 2016 collaborated with the Competence Center for User Experience and Service Development (KBT) on exams
GLIMT recovery center and School established in Trondheim
The center has inspiration from the CHIME model (Leamy M. et al) and building a center that shall meet the needs of people with psychiatric health challenges or also drug addiction. The center shall be an arena for culture statement I various forms, shall be key identity a connection builder. To create music and poems…
Visit from Canada
April 15th and 16th, Gillian Mulvale from Canada visited us at KBT to talk about the project “Canada-Norway Research Collaboration on Operationalizing Experience-Drive Innovation through Integration of Peer Support in Health Systems”.
Drug-free recovery?
We hereby publish the first report in the User Interviews User-evaluation of the implementation of drug-free mental health care services.
Recovery
Recovery as a concept can be understood in different ways. It can be described as a model, paradigm, phenomenon, philosophy, ideology, approach, tool and/or a field of knowledge based on experience
The road to recovery from eating disorders – What was helpful? Report from a User Interviews User-survey
We have the great pleasure of sharing our newly published report, which we hope will contribute to increased understanding and knowledge about recovery from eating disorders in a service user perspective.
Drug-free treatment – Fellesaksjonen’s demands
The 19th and 20th of March KBT was present at an interregional network meeting for the drug-free treatment services in Norway. KBT presented the preliminary results of our overview of the implementation of drug-free treatment services.
Study trip to Wales and London
Image: All study trip participants with Jas Johal from Reaching Out East, London in front with a checkered shirt. Since the summer of 2016 KBT has contributed to an Interreg collaboration about service innovation. The goal of the project is to exchange experiences with, develop and test methods and models for service innovation across the border…
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