International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-Being,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(1)
Published: Oct. 2, 2023
Researchers
have
observed
a
rise
in
mental
health
issues
among
university
students
over
the
course
of
pandemic,
part
due
to
closure
schools
and
public
spaces
for
wellness.
Thus,
purpose
this
study
is
explore
how
creatively
reassemble
their
self-care
practices
through
different
objects
within
homes
care
health.Photo-elicitation
interviews
were
conducted
with
ten
(10)
female
from
Philippines.
Photographs
interview
transcripts
analysed
map-making
an
iterative
process
crafting
assemblages
cofunctionings.The
work-home
assemblage
was
identified
as
site
self-care,
delineated
by
boundary-making
place-making
creation
time
spaces.
The
two
major
cofunctionings
(a)
caring
self
fostering
relationalities
self,
(b)
copresencing
human
nonhuman
others.Findings
demonstrate
importance
material
spatial
facilitating
relational
encounters
self.
Theoretical
practical
implications
include
attuning
existing
resources
one's
environment
integrating
them
into
Journal of Adolescent Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 3, 2024
We
analyzed
mental
health
strengths
among
youth
at-risk
for
or
living
with
HIV
ages
14
to
24
years.
In
total,
13%
of
participants
were
HIV,
88%
identified
as
LGBQ+,
and
14%
transgender,
gender
diverse,
non-binary.
Most
either
Hispanic/Latine
(36%)
non-Hispanic
Black
(44%).
Data
from
257
in
Los
Angeles,
California,
New
Orleans,
Louisiana,
collected
within
strengths-based
coaching
interventions
prevention
treatment
continuums
through
the
Adolescent
Medicine
Trials
Network.
Case
notes
assessment
responses
identify
participants’
strengths.
using
content
analysis
a
theoretical
lens
integrating
resilience
theory
minority
stress
model.
all,
96.9%
at
least
one
strength.
Participants
described
intrapersonal
assets
(protective
traits,
management
activities,
feeling
positive
despite
challenges,
no
current
problems)
external
resources
(peer
family
social/emotional
support
professional
care
sub-themes
therapy/counseling
medication
use).
These
results
may
inform
implementation
this
intervention
highlight
youth’s
ability
their
related
health.
Journal of LGBT Youth,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(3), P. 469 - 489
Published: April 18, 2023
Microaggressions
are
a
form
of
subtle
violence
that
young
gay
men
experience
throughout
their
lives,
which
known
for
negatively
affecting
mental
health.
A
qualitative
study
with
focus
groups
and
in-depth
interviews
was
conducted
26
from
three
geographic
areas
Mexico
to
explore
experiences
microaggressions
based
on
sexual
orientation
impact
Results
showed
present
in
all
stages
life,
mainly
family,
friends,
school,
public
private
spaces,
have
behavioral,
cognitive,
emotional
effects
such
as
sadness,
shame,
fear,
crying,
concealment.
The
these
events
consequences
continue
life.
results
suggest
the
importance
creating
inclusive
contexts
within
family
educational
environments
where
youth
can
develop
free
discrimination,
especially
childhood
adolescence.
International Journal of Qualitative Methods,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
22
Published: July 25, 2023
In
its
classical
form,
ballroom
dancing
constitutes
heterosexual
dance
couples
enacting
conservative
forms
of
masculinity
and
femininity.
A
normative
focus,
both
in
scholarship
practice,
on
the
form
competitive
(also
known
as
Dancesport)
excludes
lived
narratives
LGBT
+
dancers
practicing
sport
outside
mainstream.
Equality
Dancesport
is
one
such
example,
with
performing
diverse
partnership
typologies
adopting
less
gender-segregated
roles
movements.
Drawing
photo-elicitation
exercise,
embedded
within
in-depth
interviews,
conducted
part
a
broader
ethnographic
study
equality
scene
United
Kingdom,
I
demonstrate
how
strategy
informed
ground-up
emergence
queer
theoretical
framework
for
understanding
masculinities
femininities
across
sex,
gender
sexuality
categorical
divides.
Four
key
opportunities
afforded
by
photo
elicitation
are
identified,
namely
(1)
invoking
new
knowledge
which
blurs
binary
divide
concepts
investigated
existing
scholarship,
(2)
facilitating
development
more
egalitarian
researcher/participant
relationships,
(3)
enabling
affective,
detailed
fluid
narrations
experiences
dancing,
(4)
positioning
interviewees
spectators
inspiring
reflections
community.
The
paper
concludes
three
recommendations
negotiating
pitfalls
using
technique
studies.
First,
researchers
need
to
recognise
limits
inclusivity
offered
practice
sensitivity
towards
participants.
Second,
integrating
photographs
other
visual
methods
videos
can
enable
leverage
strengths
different
tools
inspire
talk
about
topics.
Third,
before
method,
develop
mental
strength
coping
negative
talk,
achieve
holistic
participants’
sentiments
motivations
duty
accountability
them.
Society & Natural Resources,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
35(11), P. 1246 - 1255
Published: Aug. 8, 2022
Legal
pluralism
has
lived
implications
for
access
to
natural
resources
different
people
and
identities
in
society.
Current
methods
researching
the
of
legal
resource
have
largely
relied
on
conventional
qualitative
approaches
including
in-depth
interviews,
focus
group
discussions,
ethnographic
immersion.
While
may
reveal
structures,
processes,
motives,
they
are
ineffective
spatializing
visualizing
how
plays
out
space
time.
This
paper
proposes
drone
photo-elicitation
as
a
method
that
combines
strengths
with
drone-based
aerial
imagery.
We
argue
approach
advances
methodological
toolbox
research
while
provoking
deeper
conversations
about
differentiation
these
spatially
reflected.
International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-Being,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(1)
Published: Oct. 2, 2023
Researchers
have
observed
a
rise
in
mental
health
issues
among
university
students
over
the
course
of
pandemic,
part
due
to
closure
schools
and
public
spaces
for
wellness.
Thus,
purpose
this
study
is
explore
how
creatively
reassemble
their
self-care
practices
through
different
objects
within
homes
care
health.Photo-elicitation
interviews
were
conducted
with
ten
(10)
female
from
Philippines.
Photographs
interview
transcripts
analysed
map-making
an
iterative
process
crafting
assemblages
cofunctionings.The
work-home
assemblage
was
identified
as
site
self-care,
delineated
by
boundary-making
place-making
creation
time
spaces.
The
two
major
cofunctionings
(a)
caring
self
fostering
relationalities
self,
(b)
copresencing
human
nonhuman
others.Findings
demonstrate
importance
material
spatial
facilitating
relational
encounters
self.
Theoretical
practical
implications
include
attuning
existing
resources
one's
environment
integrating
them
into
