Wednesday, December 6, 2023

Tag: qualitative

Mental Health Staff Reluctant to Support Service Users in Tapering Antipsychotics,...

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Study reveals schizophrenia patients find little support from mental health staff in reducing side effects-heavy drugs.

How Antidepressants Shape Young Women’s Sense of Self

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Young women’s narratives indicate ways antidepressants have shaped their sense of self.

Service-Users See Long-Term Antipsychotic Use as Compromising Recovery, Review Finds

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A new meta-review examines the experiences of antipsychotic drugs use among people diagnosed with a psychotic disorder.

Collaboration with Consumers of Mental Health Services Improves Quality and Value...

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A new study examines the benefits of collaborating with mental health consumers in research.

New Data on the Adverse Effects of Meditation and Mindfulness

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Study reports on the less-examined findings of difficult and painful meditation-related experiences.

Study Explores Sexual and Intimate Partner Violence in College Women with...

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A new study explores sexual violence and intimate partner violence in college women with mental health related disabilities.

ā€˜Do Antidepressants Work?’ is the Wrong Question

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ā€œThis research points to the inadequacy of asking the simple question: ā€˜Do antidepressants work?’ Instead, the value or otherwise of antidepressants needs to be understood in the context of the diversity of experience and the particular meaning they hold in people’s lives.ā€

Pets Play Central Role in Management of Mental Health Problems

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Individuals with long-term mental health conditions identify pets as valuable supports in their daily lives.

The Effects of Practicing Psychotherapy on Therapists’ Personal Lives

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A new study, published in Psychotherapy Research, explores how having a career in psychotherapy affects therapists’ personal lives.