Insight Out!
These are learning materials to help nursing, physiotherapy and midwifery students further appreciate the views of people who use mental health services.
Insight Out! Comprises 88 very short video clips. You can use as many or as few as you wish in your teaching. You can adapt them to suit your teaching, but written guidance is also available, including reflective questions and so on. Nine sample videos can be viewed below but there is also a link to the entire collection.
If you would like to use the materials please contact the HELM team to discuss which videos you would like to use and these can then be set up in Moodle.
If you have any questions please email theo.stickley@nottingham.ac.uk
Here is a two minute video of Theo Stickley introducing the learning materials. These are fully developed, free and ready to use.
View the Insight Out collection below: Download transcript of the videos below
Video 1: How I want the world to see me
Video 2: How I want the world to see me
Video 3: How I want the world to see me
Video 4: How I want the world to see me
Video 5: How I want the world to see me
Video 6: How I want the world to see me
Video 7: How I want the world to see me
Video 8: How I want the world to see me
Video 9: How I want the world to see me
Video 13: Picture Representations
Video 14: Picture Representations
Video 15: Picture Representations
Video 16: Picture Representations
Video 17: Picture Representations
Video 18: Picture Representations
Video 19: Picture Representations
Video 20: Picture Representations
Video 21: Picture Representations
Video 22: Race, normality and power
Video 50: Racism
Video 51: Racism
Video 52: Racism
Video 53: Racism
Video 54: Racism
Video 23: Cultural identity
Video 42: Cultural identity
Video 43: Cultural identity
Video 24: What is good support?
Video 25: What is good support?
Video 26: What is good support?
Video 27: What is good support?
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Video 55: Who is the expert?
Video 56: Disempowerment
Video 57: Disempowerment
Video 58: Disempowerment
Video 59: Disempowerment
Video 60: Disempowerment
Video 61: Disempowerment
Video 62: Disempowerment
Video 63: How nurses respond
Video 64: How nurses respond
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