Creative writing App to support those suffering with poor mental health.
创意写作应用程序支持那些心理健康状况不佳的人。
基本信息
- 批准号:10045129
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 5.42万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Grant for R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Integrity Media Ltd is a niche publishing company that was launched in 2021 to provide a pathway and community for individuals suffering poor mental health to use creative writing as a means to understand, express and grow -- or as we put it 'rediscover, rebuild and relaunch'.1:4 people in the UK will suffer poor mental health at some point in 2021 (NHS) and 11.6 people per 100 thousand will take their own life. And beyond the human cost, poor mental health annually cost the UK c£45Bn in lost revenues (Deloitte, 2020). Many wellbeing tools and mental health services have evolved to combat the issue, but they struggle to abate the decline due to the insufficient availability of quality resources compared to the demand.Creative writing as a means to support those suffering poor mental health has been under consideration for a while: Writing well: health and the power to make images -- Robinson, Medical Humanities, 2000; Emotional and physical health benefits of expressive writing. Baikie et al, Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 2005; Rhyme and reason: the relationship between creative writing and mental wellbeing -- Blair, British Journal of Occupational Therapy 1997\. We aim to advance the understanding and performance of such mental health support, through an integrated experiential database and skill development programme.Integrity Media is building a resource and service base to allow individuals to independently recover from poor mental health. A central part of this platform is the Version 1 development of an iOS and android, mobile and tablet based App with three core elements. Under this project the Version 1 App will be tested and launched using Integrity Media's current catalogue.
诚信媒体有限公司是一家利基出版公司,于2021年推出,为精神健康状况不佳的个人提供一条途径和社区,以利用创意写作作为理解,表达和成长的手段-或者正如我们所说的那样“重新发现,重建和重新启动”。除了人力成本之外,不良的心理健康每年使英国损失450亿英镑的收入(德勤,2020年)。许多福利工具和心理健康服务已经发展到解决这个问题,但他们努力减缓下降,由于缺乏足够的优质资源相比,需求,创造性写作作为一种手段,以支持那些遭受精神健康不良一直在考虑一段时间:写好:健康和权力,使图像-罗宾逊,医学人文,2000年;表达性写作对情绪和身体健康的益处。Baikie et al,Advances in Psychiatric Treatment,2005; Rhyme and reason:the relationship between creative writing and mental wellbeing -- Blair,British Journal of Occupational Therapy 1997\.我们的目标是通过整合的经验数据库和技能发展计划来提高对这种心理健康支持的理解和表现。诚信媒体正在建立一个资源和服务基地,让个人能够独立地从不良的心理健康中恢复过来。该平台的核心部分是iOS和Android、移动的和平板电脑应用程序的第1版开发,其中包含三个核心元素。在这个项目下,第1版应用程序将使用Integrity Media的当前目录进行测试和发布。
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