Qualitative research methods in mental health : innovative and collaborative approaches / / Maria Borcsa and Carla Willig (editors)

• Pubblicazione: Cham, Switzerland : , : Springer, , [2021]; ©2021
• Descrizione fisica: 1 online resource (274 pages)
• Disciplina: 616.890072
• Soggetto topico: Psychiatry - Research; Public health; Qualitative research; Salut mental; Investigació qualitativa
• Soggetto genere / forma: Llibres electrònics
• Persona (resp. second.): WilligCarla <1964->; BorcsaMaria
• Nota di bibliografia: Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Nota di contenuto: Intro -- Foreword -- Contents -- Editors and Contributors -- 1 Introduction: Qualitative Research in Mental Health-Innovation and Collaboration -- Introduction -- The Tradition of Qualitative Research in Mental Health (QRMH) Conferences -- The Transdisciplinary Field of Mental Health -- Mental Health as a Global Challenge -- Giving Voice-The Inside and Outside -- Power Issues and Ethical Considerations -- Accumulating Knowledge -- Understanding Systems on Different Levels and Feeding Knowledge Back -- The Book Structure -- References -- Part I Illustrating Innovation in Qualitative Mental Health Research -- 2 Psychiatrists' Perceptions of Schizophrenia and Its Recovery: A Thematic Analysis -- Introduction -- The Complexity Involved in Capturing Schizophrenia -- Competing Viewpoints on the Recovery of Schizophrenia -- The Research Questions -- Methodology -- Epistemological Orientation -- The Research Design -- Thematic Analysis -- Findings and Discussion -- Perceptions of Schizophrenia -- Perceptions of Recovery -- Implications for Clinical Practice -- Limitations of the Study and Recommendations for Future Research -- Conclusion -- Appendix -- Appendix A: Revised Interview Guide -- References -- 3 Approaching Psychotherapy Case Studies in a Metasynthesis: Deficit vs. Conflict in Treatment of Medically Unexplained Symptoms -- Introduction -- Aggregative vs. Interpretative Approaches in Metasynthesis -- Choosing the Research Question: Process vs. Effectiveness -- Incorporating Theory-Building into the Research Question: The Concepts of Deficit and Conflict in Psychotherapeutic Treatment of Medically Unexplained Symptoms -- Method -- The Single Case Archive -- Purposive vs Exhaustive Sampling Strategy -- Intensity Sampling -- Maximum Variation Sampling -- Data Analysis: Critical Realism as Epistemological Position. ; Data Analysis: Case Level as Primary Level of Analysis -- Creating Process Themes -- Results -- Disconfirmatory Findings as Facilitators of Theory-Building: Deficit, Conflict and Trauma -- Discussion -- Appendix A: List of Selected Studies with Characteristics of Patients -- References -- 4 Walking Interviews: A Novel Way of Ensuring the Voices of Vulnerable Populations Are Included in Research -- Introduction -- Transitioning from Hospital to the Community -- The Walking Interview -- Go-Along Interview -- Bimbling Interview -- Participatory Walking Interview -- The Advantages of the Walking Interview -- The Research Project -- The Walking Interviews in Action -- Participant A -- Participant B -- Participant C -- Participant D -- Considerations When Completing Walking Interviews -- Conclusion -- References -- 5 Using Researcher Reflexivity and Multiple Methods to Study the Experience of Cancer-Related Distress -- Introduction -- The Experience of Being Positioned Within Dominant Cancer Discourses: An Autoethnographic Exploration -- Autoethnography -- Theme 1: 'The Hard Work Involved in the Struggle for Meaning' -- Theme 2: 'Constructions of Death as Unacceptable' -- Theme 3: 'Constructions of Cancer as the Product of Risky Behaviour' -- Theme 4: 'Foregrounding the Biochemical Processes Associated with Cancer' -- Mapping the Language of Cancer: An Analysis of Cancer Discourse -- Discourse Analysis -- Living-with-Dying: A Phenomenological Study of the Experience of Living with Advanced Cancer -- Hermeneutic Phenomenology -- Theme 1: The Challenge of Having to Engage with Death Awareness as Something That Cannot Be Sidestepped -- Theme 2: A Changed Relationship with Time -- Integrating the Results from Qualitative Studies of Patients' Experience of Living with Terminal Cancer: A Metasynthesis -- Metasynthesis -- Conclusion -- References. ; Part II Applying Qualitative Methods in Collaborative Research Projects -- 6 Listening for What Is Not Being Said: Using Discourse Analytic Approaches in Mental Health Research -- Introduction -- Accounting for the Not-Said -- Study One: Silencing Aspects of Experience in the Service of Constructing Professional Identity -- Analytic Procedure -- Results -- Discussion -- Study Two: Dominant Discourses and the Construction of a Mentally Disordered Identity -- Analytic Procedure -- Results -- Discussion -- Study Three: Sanitising Bodily Processes -- Analytic Procedure -- Results -- Discussion -- Conclusion: Power, Resistance and Potential for Action -- References -- 7 Re-claiming the Power of Definition-The Value of Reflexivity in Research on Mental Health at Risk -- Introduction: Mental Health 'at Risk'-Challenging Definitions and Methodologies -- Being 'at Risk' in the Context of Dementia and Psychosis -- Making Sense of Risk-Risk Literacy and Meaning-Making in Mental Health -- Scientific Knowledge Production and Power Relations in Mental Health -- Researching Mental Health 'at Risk': Methodology and Method -- Sampling Strategy -- Data Collection -- Interview Procedures -- Reflexivity -- Analysis -- Results and Discussion -- Insights from the Interviews: Naming, Explaining, and Coping -- Methodological Reflection: Negotiating Vulnerability and Normality -- Conclusion: Methodologies in Support of Reclaiming Power -- Literature -- 8 Interpersonal Process Recall in Systemic Research: Investigating Couple Therapists' Personal and Professional Selves -- Introduction -- Interpersonal Process Recall (IPR) as a Qualitative Interview Approach -- The Role of the Interviewer -- Two Positions of the Interviewee: The Talking Subject and the Object of Talk -- The Dialogical Approach as Conceptual Framework for Researching Systemic Therapy. ; Dialogical Approach in Psychotherapy Research -- Interpersonal Process Recall as a Storytelling Practice -- Using IPR/SRI to Analyse Couple Therapists' Perspectives on Their Professional Practices -- Procedure -- Couple Therapy Research 1 -- The Scene from the Therapy Session: The Physical Arrangements in the Therapy Room -- Extract 1: Transcript IPR/SRI with Male Therapist -- Couple Therapy Research 2 -- The Scene from the Therapy Session: Making Comparisons Between Couples -- Extract 2: Transcript IPR/SRI with Male Co-therapist -- Discussion -- Limitations, Methodological Reflections and Conclusions -- References -- 9 Bringing Mental Health Back into the Dynamics of Social Coexistence: Emotional Textual Analysis -- Introduction -- Emotional Textual Analysis -- Theoretical Framework -- Operational Procedure -- A History of Integration Between Research and Intervention -- ETA to Inquire into the Meaning of Psychiatric Diagnosis in School -- ETA as an Intervention-Research Tool for the Development of Healthcare Organizations -- The Research Context and Design -- Two Studies Using ETA to Explore the Culture of Staff and Clients -- The Staff Culture -- The Clients' Culture -- Conclusions -- References -- 10 Engraved in the Body: Ways of Reading Finnish People's Memories of Mental Hospitals -- Introduction -- Saara Jäntti: Organizing the Writing Collection -- Multidisciplinary Approach to the Memories: Description of Methodology and Methods -- Anu Rissanen: History of Mental Health Care in Finland in the Twentieth Century -- The Development of Mental Hospitals in Finland -- Treatment in Mental Hospitals -- Ways of Reading the Memories -- Karoliina Maanmieli (Former Kähmi)-Figurative Language and Memories of Abuse -- Figurative Language as a Means of Conveying Traumatic Experiences -- Heaven and Hell. ; The Oppressive Institution: Prison, Concentration Camp or a Rubbish Dump -- Animals and Inanimate Things -- Kirsi Heimonen: Researching Through Corporeal Attunement -- Corporeal Attunement and Embodied Hauntology -- Somatic Movement Practice as a Research Method -- Affects Within Memories and Movement -- Performing Memories -- Sari Kuuva: Psychiatric Hospitals as Emotional Communities-Fear, Topophilia and Topophobia in the Memories of the Children of the Staff -- Fear, Topophilia and Topophobia -- Empathy -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- Appendix 1 Our Call for Memories -- References -- 11 Conclusion: Qualitative Research in Mental Health: Reflections on Research Questions, Methods and Knowledge -- Four Types of Research Question -- Diversity with a Purpose -- What Makes Qualitative Research 'Research'? -- Trends and Challenges -- Conclusion and Future Directions -- References -- Index.
• Titolo autorizzato: Qualitative research methods in mental health
• ISBN: 3-030-65331-5
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
• Record Nr.: 9910488708403321
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