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In this brief statement, the speaker clarifies that peer support should be understood as friendship rather than formal therapy. They emphasize that true peer support involves people being friends—listening, offering empathy, and providing advice only when it is appropriate and specifically requested. The focus is on mutual, informal support rather than professional therapeutic intervention.

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