Titlebook: Qualitative Research Methods in Mental Health; Innovative and Colla Maria Borcsa,Carla Willig Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021

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,Introduction: Qualitative Research in Mental Health—Innovation and Collaboration,(QRMH) conferences and illuminates the transdisciplinary field of mental health as well as the current discourse of mental health as global challenge. Innovative elements of the book chapters are pointed out and related to main features of qualitative research in general and in mental health researc

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Approaching Psychotherapy Case Studies in a Metasynthesis: Deficit vs. Conflict in Treatment of Medindings and increase their impact. At the same time, . . gain attention in the field of psychotherapy research, as they offer unique insights into psychotherapy process and promote theory building. In the following, we will elaborate on a worked example of a metasynthesis of published psychotherapy c

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Listening for What Is Not Being Said: Using Discourse Analytic Approaches in Mental Health Researchthrough research in mental ill-health and distress. Psychological domains of distress, along with other affective and embodied experiences of the psychosocial subject, sometimes considered as extra-discursive phenomena or outside discourse, can be argued to create methodological challenges for discu

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Interpersonal Process Recall in Systemic Research: Investigating Couple Therapists’ Personal and Prog systemic couple therapy processes in two international research projects. IPR/SRI has been designed as a process-focused interview method for training and supervision, expanded into clinical, especially psychotherapy process research: patients and/or therapists watch video (segments) of the therap

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Engraved in the Body: Ways of Reading Finnish People’s Memories of Mental Hospitalsltidisciplinary research group has investigated how experiences in these institutions are remembered today by analysing writings by patients, relatives, personnel and their children, collected in 2014–2015 with the Finnish Literature Society. The memories cover phases of psychiatric care from the 19