Search Results - "WHITLEY, Rob"

Media coverage of Robin Williams' suicide in the United States: A contributor to contagion? by Carmichael, Victoria, Whitley, Rob

“…Evidence suggests that suicide rates can increase following the suicide of a prominent celebrity or peer, sometimes known as 'suicide contagion'. The risk of…”
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Recovery and Severe Mental Illness: Description and Analysis by Drake, Robert E, Whitley, Rob

“…The notion of recovery has been embraced by key stakeholders across Canada and elsewhere. This has led to a proliferation of definitions, models, and research…”
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Religious competence as cultural competence by Whitley, Rob

“…Definitions of cultural competence often refer to the need to be aware and attentive to the religious and spiritual needs and orientations of patients…”
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Suicide portrayal in the Canadian media: examining newspaper coverage of the popular Netflix series '13 Reasons Why' by Carmichael, Victoria, Whitley, Rob

“…Evidence suggests that the media can influence societal attitudes and beliefs to various social issues. This influence is especially strong for mental health…”
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Media coverage of Canadian Veterans, with a focus on post traumatic stress disorder and suicide by Whitley, Rob, Saucier, Anne-Marie

“…A large corpus of research indicates that the media plays a key role in shaping public beliefs, opinions and attitudes towards social groups. Some research…”
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Clueless: An ethnographic study of young men who participate in the seduction community with a focus on their psychosocial well-being and mental health by Whitley, Rob, Zhou, JunWei

“…In the last decade, a cross-national community of like-minded young men has emerged, commonly known as 'the seduction community'. This community is led by…”
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Examining recovery and mental health service satisfaction among young immigrant Muslim women with mental distress in Quebec by Reich, Malka, Jarvis, G Eric, Whitley, Rob

“…The overall aim of this study was to understand the experiences and perspectives of immigrant Muslim women in Quebec living with mental illness, who have…”
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Spanish media coverage of youth mental health issues during the COVID-19 pandemic by Carrasco, Juan Pablo, Saucier, Anne-Marie, Whitley, Rob

“…The media portrayal of mental health is relevant in shaping the population's attitudes towards mental disorders. However, there is little information about the…”
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Recovery from severe mental illness by Whitley, Rob, PhD, Palmer, Victoria, PhD, Gunn, Jane, MBBS PhD

“…The concept of mental health "recovery" is based on evidence that people with severe mental illnesses can live autonomous, contributing and satisfying lives in…”
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Insights from homeless men about PRISM, an innovative shelter-based mental health service by Voisard, Brigitte, Whitley, Rob, Latimer, Eric, Looper, Karl, Laliberté, Vincent

“…PRISM (Projet Réaffiliation Itinérance Santé Mentale-mental health and homelessness reaffiliation project), is a new shelter-based mental health service in…”
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Can participatory video reduce mental illness stigma? Results from a Canadian action-research study of feasibility and impact by Whitley, Rob, Sitter, Kathleen C, Adamson, Gavin, Carmichael, Victoria

“…Evidence suggests that stigma against people with mental illness remains high. This demands innovative approaches to reduce stigma. One innovative stigma…”
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The Implications of Race and Ethnicity for Shared Decision-Making by Whitley, Rob

“…Topic: Shared Decision Making is an innovative health-care approach gaining ground as part of the shift toward patient-centered medicine. It involves…”
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Creating a recovery-oriented society: research and action by Henwood, Benjamin, Whitley, Rob

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Implementing the Illness Management and Recovery Program in Community Mental Health Settings: Facilitators and Barriers by Whitley, Rob, Gingerich, Susan, Lutz, Wilma J, Mueser, Kim T

“…There is little research on how to effectively implement the illness management and recovery program for people with severe mental illness in community mental…”
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Recovery Colleges Characterisation and Testing in England (RECOLLECT): rationale and protocol by Hayes, Daniel, Henderson, Claire, Bakolis, Ioannis, Lawrence, Vanessa, Elliott, Rachel A, Ronaldson, Amy, Richards, Gabrielle, Repper, Julie, Bates, Peter, Brewin, John, Meddings, Sara, Winship, Gary, Bishop, Simon, Emsley, Richard, Elton, Daniel, McNaughton, Rebecca, Whitley, Rob, Smelson, David, Stepanian, Katy, McPhilbin, Merly, Dunnett, Danielle, Hunter-Brown, Holly, Yeo, Caroline, Jebara, Tesnime, Slade, Mike

“…Recovery Colleges are a relatively recent initiative within mental health services. The first opened in 2009 in London and since then numbers have grown. They…”
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Social Capital and Psychiatry: Review of the Literature by Whitley, Rob, McKenzie, Kwame

“…Social capital is an umbrella term used to describe aspects of social networks, relations, trust, and power, as a function of either the individual or a…”
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Peer-Presented Versus Mental Health Service Provider-Presented Mental Health Outreach Programs for University Students: Randomized Controlled Trial by Bastien, Laurianne, Boke, Bilun Naz, Mettler, Jessica, Zito, Stephanie, Di Genova, Lina, Romano, Vera, Lewis, Stephen P, Whitley, Rob, Iyer, Srividya N, Heath, Nancy L

“…University students are reporting concerning levels of mental health distress and challenges. University mental health service provider initiatives have been…”
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Men’s Mental Health: Beyond Victim-Blaming by Whitley, Rob

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Ethno-Racial Variation in Recovery From Severe Mental Illness: A Qualitative Comparison by Whitley, Rob

“…Objective: Purpose-driven studies examining the relationship between ethnicity, culture, and recovery are absent from the empirical literature. As such, the…”
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Global Mental Health: concepts, conflicts and controversies by Whitley, Rob

“…This paper introduces, describes and analyses the emerging concept of Global Mental Health (GMH). The birth of GMH can be traced to London, 2007, with the…”
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