Which of the following is NOT a role of Peer Specialists?

The role of Peer Specialists primarily focuses on providing support, motivation, and guidance based on their own lived experience with mental health and/or substance use challenges. They are trained to encourage self-advocacy and empowerment among peers, helping them navigate their recovery journey. While Peer Specialists play a crucial role in linking clients to necessary services and assisting them in setting and achieving personal goals, they do not have the qualifications to administer medication. Medical responsibilities, such as administering medication, are typically assigned to licensed professionals, like nurses or doctors, who have received specific medical training and certification. Therefore, the choice pointing to administering medication appropriately does not align with the accepted roles of Peer Specialists.