Complexity in Interviewing as Mental Health Lived-Experience Researchers
*hybrid delivery mode – due to limited capacity, preference will be given to members of the ALIVE National networks. If you are not a member yet you can apply at www.alivenetwork.com.au
In person venue:
Level 4, Room 416
Kwong Lee Dow Building (Building 263)
234 Queensberry Street, Parkville VIC 3053
This one-day short course is part of the i-LEARN virtual learning studio of the ALIVE National Centre focused on complexity in interviewing in mental health lived-experience research. The virtual learning studio short course series focuses on Integrating Lived-Experience Applied Research Nationally for the capacity building strategy of the ALIVE National Centre and the Lived-Experience Research Collective.
This course has been created by, for and with people with lived-experience across mental health, suicide, social and emotional wellbeing and intersecting fields and experiences of trauma, abuse and violence who conduct interviewing for research activities.
The day will cover:
- Working with complexity in interviewing in the context of mental health lived-experience research.
- Researching and engaging with what you live.
- Peer/ lived-experience research methods and ways to monitor safely and engage with distress and agency.
- Carer, family kinship group researcher approaches.
- Looking after you and your self in complex research.