March 2024’s MHA YouTube channel video releases explored the lived experience in suicide prevention, parenting paradigms, and working with traumatised clients.
- Creating & Consuming Lived Experience Narratives in Suicide (watch video). Susie [수지] Reynolds Reece discusses the facets of creating & consuming lived experience narratives about suicide that contribute to safe, impactful presentations. Several key considerations are raised regarding safety & psychological boundaries, with the aim of protecting the lived experience contributors sharing deeply personal narratives drawn from their own lives and traumatic experiences and the audiences consuming these vital stories. Extract from the MHA course, Safety is Skill: Lived Experience Storytelling that Does No Harm.
- Parenting Paradigms: Challenging Current Philosophies (watch video). Dr. Justin Coulson outlines the common but unhealthy parenting philosophies that have framed our parenting paradigms over the last 70 years and explores a new paradigm – needs-supportive parenting. Extracted from the MHA course, The Parenting Revolution: How to Guide Parents to the Most Impactful Family Solutions.
- Working with Traumatised Adolescents: Understanding the Challenge (watch video). Dr. Ellen Inverso explores the challenges involved in working with traumatised adolescents, and explains why working with adolescents’ aspirations and values using recovery-oriented cognitive therapy (CT-R) is effective in overcoming identity concerns and stigma. Extracted from the MHA course, Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy with Adolescents: Aspirations and Empowerment.
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