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Images that Empower: Refocusing the Use of Photography in Mental Health

2022-12-29

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<p>Photography is routinely used to expose the dark side of mental illness and mental health care. Even when the intentions are good, the voyeuristic results portray patients and their settings as alien or frightening. In contrast, we use photography to reflect successful treatment, a theme too often absent from the discourse about mental health care and nearly unseen in the 125 plus years of photography related t...

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Literature Corpus work: 7a7cd4f8-4b63-5b69-b7c6-4bb61b9d39d5
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/n72yt

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