"Stepping Through": Participatory Interactive Storytelling for Shared Experiences in Mental Health

“逐步跨越”:参与式互动讲故事,分享心理健康经验

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    ES/Y008553/1
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 12.4万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    英国
  • 项目类别:
    Fellowship
  • 财政年份:
    2023
  • 资助国家:
    英国
  • 起止时间:
    2023 至 无数据
  • 项目状态:
    未结题

项目摘要

Creativity-based approaches are widely used for mental health in therapy, community support, and advocacy. Within these settings, media created by people with lived experience of mental illness, including participatory film, can be beneficial both for those who create them, as means for self-expression, and for audiences who receive them, as means of challenging stereotypes of mental illness.My PhD research explored how interactive media can support the creation of personal accounts of mental illness and recovery by those who have experienced it first hand. Interactive media can, in fact, afford higher levels of complexity and nuance in depiction of experiences than traditional videos by allowing multiple stories and perspectives to co-exist in a film (non-linear storytelling). My research showed that combining the power of video with the flexibility of interactive media opened a space for the viewpoints of participants to co-exist harmoniously, supporting effective self-expression and safe self-disclosure. This in turn encouraged audiences to empathically connect with the participants' experiences, in a context where compassion for oneself and empathy for others are the cornerstones of overcoming internalised stigma and challenging external stigma about mental illness.This research is highly interdisciplinary, combining participatory design of interactive media, practised within the field of Human Computer Interaction (HCI), with community media production and mental health practice. As often happens with highly interdisciplinary PhD work, it can be difficult to fully account for the different facets of a project within the duration of a PhD programme. In particular, this PhD research contains an untapped wealth of findings relevant to mental health and social sciences, that have so far been subordinated to the HCI findings in publications and conferences. The ESRC post-doctoral fellowship is an ideal opportunity to consolidate the PhD research in the field of mental health and social sciences, while supporting my long-term career plan of developing an academic profile in applied research at the intersection of mental health participatory research and video-based storytelling. The fellowship will build on the findings emerged from the PhD research by conducting dissemination and impact work with a variety of academic and non-academic audiences and it will lay the foundation of future research work through a tailored programme of training and the preparation of a new funding application. In terms of consolidation work, during the fellowship I will disseminate research findings through leading academic journals in mental health and social sciences; present the work at mental health conferences; compile a guide on co-writing papers with research participants, a practice of growing relevance in participatory research across social sciences; run dissemination workshops and create a toolkit of methods for public sector and third-sector stakeholders; and share Stepping Through Interactive, the film created by my PhD research participants, to a variety of public and specialist audiences, in full support of participants' self-expressive and advocacy agenda.In terms of creating the foundation for new research work, I will undertake training to enrich my existing experience in practice-based qualitative methods with expertise in mental health research methods; I will work with my mentors on a Wellcome Trust Early Career Award application to use the storytelling techniques developed in my PhD in supporting the adaptation of Behavioural Activation, first line treatment for depression in the UK, to diverse cultural contexts. The programme of work proposed is thematically well-aligned with two key DTP pathways: Wellbeing, Health, and Communities and Data, Communication and New Technologies.
基于创造力的方法被广泛用于心理健康的治疗、社区支持和宣传。在这些背景下,由有精神疾病亲身经历的人创造的媒体,包括参与式电影,对作为自我表达手段的创建者和作为挑战精神疾病刻板印象的受众来说都是有益的。我的博士研究探索了互动媒体如何支持亲历者创建关于精神疾病和康复的个人账户。事实上,互动媒体可以通过允许多个故事和视角在一部电影中共存(非线性讲故事),在描述体验方面提供比传统视频更高水平的复杂性和细微差别。我的研究表明,将视频的力量与互动媒体的灵活性相结合,为参与者的观点和谐共存打开了空间,支持了有效的自我表达和安全的自我披露。这反过来又鼓励观众与参与者的经历产生共鸣,在这样的背景下,对自己的同情和对他人的共鸣是克服内在污名和挑战关于精神疾病的外部污名的基石。这项研究是高度跨学科的,将互动媒体的参与式设计结合到社区媒体制作和心理健康实践中,在人机交互(HCI)领域进行实践。就像高度跨学科的博士工作经常发生的那样,在博士课程的持续时间内,可能很难完全考虑到一个项目的不同方面。特别是,这项博士研究包含了与心理健康和社会科学相关的大量尚未开发的发现,到目前为止,这些发现从属于出版物和会议上的HCI发现。ESRC博士后奖学金是一个理想的机会,可以巩固心理健康和社会科学领域的博士研究,同时支持我的长期职业计划,即在心理健康参与性研究和基于视频的故事讲述的交叉点发展应用研究的学术概况。该研究金将在博士研究成果的基础上,与各种学术和非学术受众开展传播和影响工作,并将通过一个量身定制的培训方案和准备新的资助申请,为今后的研究工作奠定基础。在巩固工作方面,在研究金期间,我将通过心理健康和社会科学方面的主要学术期刊传播研究成果;在心理健康会议上介绍研究成果;编写一份关于与研究参与者共同撰写论文的指南,这是社会科学参与性研究日益重要的做法;举办传播讲习班,并为公共部门和第三部门利益攸关方创建一套方法工具包;在为新的研究工作创造基础方面,我将进行培训,以丰富我在心理健康研究方法方面基于实践的定性方法方面的现有经验;我将与我的导师们一起申请惠康信托早期职业奖,使用在我的博士学位中开发的讲故事技巧,支持将行为激活作为英国抑郁症的一线治疗方法,以适应不同的文化背景。拟议的工作方案在主题上与两个关键的DTP途径很好地保持一致:福祉、健康和社区与数据、通信和新技术。

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Simona Manni其他文献

Tumor-derived G-CSF induces an immunosuppressive microenvironment in an osteosarcoma model, reducing response to CAR.GD2 T-cells
  • DOI:
    10.1186/s13045-024-01641-7
  • 发表时间:
    2024-12-18
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    40.400
  • 作者:
    Michele Pezzella;Concetta Quintarelli;Maria C. Quadraccia;Andrea Sarcinelli;Simona Manni;Laura Iaffaldano;Alessio Ottaviani;Roselia Ciccone;Antonio Camera;Maria L. D’Amore;Stefano Di Cecca;Matilde Sinibaldi;Marika Guercio;Mariasole Aurigemma;Pamela De Falco;Valentina Fustaino;Rossella Rota;Silvia Pomella;Matteo Cassandri;Angela Di Giannatale;Chiara Agrati;Veronica Bordoni;Federica Guarracino;Michele Massa;Giada Del Baldo;Marco Becilli;Giuseppe M. Milano;Francesca Del Bufalo;Franco Locatelli;Biagio De Angelis
  • 通讯作者:
    Biagio De Angelis
Interactive Media and Non-Linear Participatory Narratives of Mental Health
互动媒体和心理健康的非线性参与叙事
  • DOI:
  • 发表时间:
    2020
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    0
  • 作者:
    Simona Manni
  • 通讯作者:
    Simona Manni
CAR.CD123-NK Cells Have an Equally Effective but Safer Off-Tumor/on-Target Profile As Compared to CARCD123-T Cells for the Treatment of Acute Myeloid Leukaemia
  • DOI:
    10.1182/blood-2022-166107
  • 发表时间:
    2022-11-15
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
  • 作者:
    Simona Caruso;Concetta Quintarelli;Biagio De Angelis;Francesca Del Bufalo;Roselia Ciccone;Samantha Donsante;Gabriele Volpe;Simona Manni;Marika Guercio;Michele Pezzella;Laura Iaffaldano;Domenico Alessandro Silvestris;Matilde Sinibaldi;Stefano Di Cecca;Angela Pitisci;Enrico Velardi;Pietro Merli;Mattia Algeri;Mariachiara Lodi;Valeria Paganelli
  • 通讯作者:
    Valeria Paganelli
Stepping Through Remixed: Exploring the Limits of Linear Video in a Participatory Mental Health Film
逐步进行混音:探索参与式心理健康电影中线性视频的局限性
Designing structural participation in an interactive film on mental health
设计心理健康互动电影的结构参与

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