文脈における物語:異なる民族,人種,移民の背景を持つ精神病患者の社会的経験に関するセルフィルム研究

Salome M Xavier^1,2, Adrianne Both³, Manuela Ferrari^1,2

¹Prevention and Early Intervention Program for Psychosis (PEPP-Montreal), Douglas Mental Health University Institute, Montreal, QC, Canada.

Arts & health

|August 29, 2025

まとめ

精神病を患っている移民や少数民族は社会的弱点と差別に直面しています彼らの経験は逆境,孤立,再建,癒しのテーマを強調し希望と意味を強調しています

科学分野:

精神科
社会学
定性的な研究

背景:

移民や少数民族では精神病のリスクが高まっていると報告されています
社会的に不利な状況や疎外感や差別がこの危険を助長しています
これらの集団における第一人称体験の理解は限られている.

研究の目的:

様々な民族・人種・移民の背景を持つ精神病患者の文脈や経験,視点を探求する.
詳細なインタビューとセルフィルミングを含む定性的な方法を使用します.

主な方法:

定性的な研究デザイン
詳細なインタビュー
アートベースのコンポーネント (セルフィルミング).
テーマ分析について

主要な成果:

4つのテーマが出現しました "逆境と向き合うこと" "世界から離れること" "構造と意味を再構築すること" "可能性とつながりとしてセルフィルミング"
テーマは,場所と社会が精神病の発達と生活経験に及ぼす影響を説明しています.
セルフィルミングは表現とつながりのためのユニークな道を提供しました

結論:

社会的・構造的な弱点によるマイノリティー集団への影響に関する研究と一致しています
パーソナライズされたライフストーリーは文脈とニュアンスを提供します
主要な参加者の優先事項は希望,意味,更新,そして癒しでした.

キーワード:

精神病について少数民族移住者社会的決定因子構造的な欠陥

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