年轻女性想要什么?使用一项定性调查来探索女权主义知情心理健康同伴支持的潜力

IF 1.7 3区 社会学 Q1 SOCIAL WORK
N. Moulding, Michele Jarldorn, Kate Deuter
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摘要

交叉的性别和其他社会不平等关系到妇女一生的心理健康。性别暴力和其他形式的性别不平等尤其在年轻妇女承受更大的心理痛苦负担方面发挥着关键作用。然而,当年轻女性围绕心理健康问题寻求帮助或建议时,性别暴力的背景往往被最小化或完全忽视。30岁以下的年轻妇女尤其如此。本文报道了一项研究,探讨了澳大利亚年轻女性如何理解自己的心理健康,以及更好地满足她们需求的新方法的范围。对52名澳大利亚年轻女性进行了一项定性调查,探讨她们心理健康经历的性质,试图了解她们在心理健康状况不佳时使用的策略,以及作为干预替代方法的心理健康同伴支持的范围。来自不同年轻女性群体的回应表明,她们理解性别暴力和性别不平等在她们心理健康中发挥的作用。研究结果表明,年轻女性对自己生活经历的理解与传统服务提供者的理解之间存在脱节的风险,这表明了尽量减少或忽视年轻女性心理健康问题的性别本质所带来的风险。
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What do young women want? Using a qualitative survey to explore the potential for feminist-informed mental health peer support
Intersecting gender and other social inequalities are pertinent to women’s mental health across the life course. Gendered violence and other forms of gender inequality in particular play a key role in the higher burden of psychological distress carried by young women. However, the context of gendered violence is often minimised or overlooked entirely when young women seek help or advice around mental health concerns. This is especially the case for young women under the age of 30 years. This paper reports on a research study exploring how young women in Australia understand their mental health, and the scope for new approaches to support that better address their needs. A qualitative survey undertaken with 52 Australian young women was used to explore the nature of their mental health experiences, sought to learn about the strategies they used when experiencing poor mental health and the scope for mental health peer support as an alternative approach to intervention. Responses from a diverse group of young women demonstrated that they understood the role that gendered violence and gender inequality played in their mental health. Findings point to the risk of slippage between young women’s understandings of their lived experience and those of traditional service providers, demonstrating the risks associated with minimising or ignoring of the gendered nature of young women’s mental health problems.
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3.90
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期刊介绍: Qualitative Social Work provides a forum for those interested in qualitative research and evaluation and in qualitative approaches to practice. The journal facilitates interactive dialogue and integration between those interested in qualitative research and methodology and those involved in the world of practice. It reflects the fact that these worlds are increasingly international and interdisciplinary in nature. The journal is a forum for rigorous dialogue that promotes qualitatively informed professional practice and inquiry.
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