Personal narratives will play a huge part in changing how we adapt our care, particularly when treating women who have experienced trauma
Personal narratives are gaining value as a powerful tool in enabling discussions and making a difference. Hopefully, mental health services will continue to make space for them to be told and heard. The environment shapes our mental well-being, but not all aspects of the environment attract equal recognition from services, and the impact of cultural, political, historical and socio-economic environments is often underestimated or ignored.
Mental Health Practice. 21, 6, 13-13. doi: 10.7748/mhp.21.6.13.s12
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