Integrating a Lived Experience Position Into an Adult Survivors Program in Health: A Co-Reflection of Lived Experience, Clinical and Academic Perspectives

Background

Integrating lived experience roles into health services is increasingly recognised as key for effective service delivery. The Adult Survivors Program (ASP) has been established to support adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, a population with complex health needs and historical mistrust of services. This paper explores the implementation of a dedicated Lived Experience position within ASP.