Making individuals and needs visible: exploring the stigmatization against adolescents with mental health problems in photovoice practices - Scorecard - MDSpire
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Making individuals and needs visible: exploring the stigmatization against adolescents with mental health problems in photovoice practices
Clinical Scorecard: Highlighting Individuals and Their Needs: Investigating Stigmatization of Adolescents with Mental Health Issues Through Photovoice Methodology
At a Glance
Category
Detail
Condition
Stigmatization of adolescents with mental health issues
Key Mechanisms
Multi-dimensional interactions between individual, family, peers, and society
Target Population
Adolescents facing mental health problems
Care Setting
Participatory action research
Key Highlights
Stigmatization is a dynamic process, not a static label.
Adolescents face both pre-existing triggers and post-diagnosis consequences of stigmatization.
Struggle strategies include individual self-help and collective mutual help.
Photovoice methodology reveals adolescent agency in resisting stigmatization.
Empowerment-oriented social support systems are recommended for recovery.
Guideline-Based Recommendations
Diagnosis
Management
Leverage photovoice to establish empowerment-oriented social support systems.
Monitoring & Follow-up
Risks
Patient & Prescribing Data
Adolescents with mental health issues
Focus on empowerment and social support to facilitate recovery.
Clinical Best Practices
Utilize participatory action research to understand patient experiences.
Encourage the development of individual and collective coping strategies.
