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- Confidentiality (what is said in the room stays in the room)
- Respect your peers’ opinions and conditions
- Respect the time limits – always try to get there for starting time
- Allow others to speak/don’t interrupt
- Do not offer advice or try to diagnose anyone’s conditions, and do not offer advice on medication – these are for the professionals. Only lived experiences will be discussed
- Try to refrain from using bad language, and stay away from politics and religions
- Do not focus on drink or drug conversations
- No mobile phones, computers, iPads, notebooks etc; or phones on silent or rumble if agreed before the meeting
- Time out – if anyone requires time out the should be made aware that it is ok and a quiet part of the room should be used for this to happen with a facilitator if possible
- If anything makes you feel uncomfortable in the meeting, please speak to a facilitator afterwards
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