The rural art palette in recovery, light and dark in a journey of arts and mental health
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1 The rural art palette in recovery, light and dark in a journey of arts and mental health Lee Martinez, May Walker-Jeffreys 14 th National Rural Health Conference April 2017 Educating Professionals Creating and Applying Knowledge Engaging our Communities
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3 Arts and Mental Health Participation and Wellbeing Social inclusion and social capital. Partnerships and agreements Guide to Arts and Mental Health projects
4 When 3 isn t enough
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6 Research question? What are the wellbeing and social experiences of mental health consumers participating in an arts program within a rural community?
7 Method Mix methods approach: Pre and post social inclusion scale (adapted from Secker) Program evaluation Public opinion/awareness survey from exhibition attendees Key informant interviews Follow up participant interviews (2 months post program)
8 FINDINGS Social inclusion scale demonstrated a positive shift in 11 domains: Question Pre Post Isolated from family Friends I see or talk to every week Social life mainly related to MHS or people who use MHS Felt accepted by neighbours Felt that people look down on me because of my MH needs I have felt what I do is valued by others Felt it was unsafe to walk alone in my neighbourhood in day light Have done a sport, game or physical activity Helped out a t a charity or local group Have felt clear about my rights Felt free to express my beliefs
9 Recovery Journeys of Reflection and Resilience
10 Aim: Community Project Recovery: Journeys of Reflection and Resilience To investigate the impact of participating in a community arts program in a rural area on a persons mental health Pre & Post social inclusion scale Measures: Public opinion/awareness from exhibition Results Exhibition had a very positive response from the public Social inclusion scale found a shift in acceptance & selfbelief
11 RECOVERY PRE AND POST MEAN SCORES Question Subscale Pre (Mean) SD Post (Mean) SD I have felt terribly alone and isolated Social Isolation I have felt accepted by my friends I have been out socially with friends I have felt I am playing a useful part in society I have friends I see or talk to every week I have felt what I do is valued by others My social life has been mainly related to mental health or people who use mental health services I have been to new places I have learnt something about other cultures I have been involved in a group not just for mental health Social Relations I have done some cultural activity I have felt some people look down on me because of my mental health needs I have felt unsafe to walk alone in my neighbourhood in daylight I have felt accepted by my neighbours I have felt accepted by my family Social Acceptance I have felt clear about my rights I have felt free to express my beliefs I have felt insecure about where I live I have done a sport, game or physical activity I have helped out a charity or local group
12 THE EXHIBITION PUBLIC OPINION Thoughts about artwork Praise Lived Experience Enriched understanding Constructive Gratitude
13 Recovery Public opinion Key comments noted as a result of the exhibition Themes identified from the comments: Public Views spoken from lived experiences Enriched understanding Constructive Praise Thoughts about artwork Gratitude At first I wondered whether I would be able to stay - some of the comments by various works were almost like getting inside my husbands head - I lost him to suicide in November last year. From my personal experience and supporting family members my awareness is 'lived'. This exhibit has benefited me and gives hope because we are not alone, people do care - help is there. Seeing the art of people suffering from mental illnesses was fantastic insight into the minds of others. The people I've spoken with tonight have enriched my understanding. It s opened up connections with others in a similar vein. I personally didn t realise there was so many people with a mental health problem. It opened my eyes.
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15 STAND UP FOR MENTAL HEALTH Educating Professionals Creating and Applying Knowledge Engaging our Communities
16 SUFMH
17 Most important things learnt Art washes from the soul the dust of everyday life. Pablo Picasso I Love It, and I m proud of myself. Its so wonderful! Arts and mental health serves a purpose, creates a palate for sharing stories, feelings and raise awareness.
18 The red earth, bluebush and blue sky provides such a contrast for artists
Expressions Arts and Mental Health
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