All Articles tagged mental health

• Special Issues: scholarly article
  February 05, 2025 AEST
  Heterogeneity and creative expression: A creative writing artistic approach to focus on emotions surrounding disabilities
  Anne Brady-ClarkDante DeBonoKendrea RhodesStef RozitisChloe CannellEugene TabiosSteph Daughtry

  This paper focuses on collaborative inquiry to create a narrative for heterogeneity in the creative space and argue the importance of continued inquiry when focusing on disabilities.

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• Scholarly articles
  December 10, 2022 AEST
  When dreams turn archaeological: The poetic dreamscapes of Anna Jacobson
  Jane Frank

  This paper explores the dream-inspired poetry and video poetry of award-winning Brisbane poet Anna Jacobson, and in particular, Jacobson’s process of interweaving visions and memories while tracing personal histories.

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• Special Issues: scholarly article
  April 30, 2017 AEST
  Lived experience and personal narrative: pathways to connection
  Louise Byrne

  First person narratives drawing on experiences in mental health settings and services provide important insights into the lived experience of suffering, healing and recovery...

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• Special Issues: scholarly article
  April 30, 2017 AEST
  Narratives of mental health nursing in the emergency department
  Toby PriceMargaret McAllister

  Storytelling can take on another layer of meaning when clinicians become more conscious of the stories they hear, recall these, and then re-tell them to their clients and carers...

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• Special Issues: scholarly article
  April 30, 2017 AEST
  Writing therapy: paradox, peril and promise
  Ffion Murphy

  This paper proposes that tertiary writing education can benefit from the explicit study of writing therapy as a complex, evolving and contested set of theories and practices.

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• Scholarly articles
  October 30, 2010 AEST
  Memoir as suicide
  Susan Bradley Smith

  Anecdotal by necessity, this essay through an act of confession considers the advantages and disadvantages of memoir as a genre for the contemporary writer who is also an academic.

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