This innovative collection develops potentials for strategic intervention into legal, cultural, and pedagogical practices and institutions through research on mental health rhetoric.
This innovative collection develops potentials for strategic intervention into legal, cultural, and pedagogical practices and institutions through research on mental health rhetoric.
Lisa Melonçon is Professor of Technical Communication at the University of South Florida. She specializes in rhetoric of health and medicine and disability studies. Cathryn Molloy is Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies in James Madison University's School of Writing, Rhetoric and Technical Communication.
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Introduction: Interventions in Mental Health Rhetoric Research Cathryn Molloy & Lisa Melonçon Part One: Methodological Interventions 1. A theory of collective intimacy Lisa Melonçon & Lora Arduser 2. Reflections on Research as it Unfolds: Inclusive Tactics as a Methodological Intervention Sean Kamperman 3. Culture-centered approaches to rhetorical research: Considering domestic violence as a site for intersectional interventions Lisa DeTora & Tomeka Robinson Part Two: Legal, Cultural, and Institutional Interventions 4. Facilitating Rhetoric: Paratherapeutic Activity in Community Support Groups Nora K. Augustine 5. Women of Dignity and Grace: The Politics of Respectability in Alcoholics Anonymous Lori J. Joseph & Stephanie Kelley-Romano 6. Rhetorical Crocheting: New Chinese Moms Fighting Postpartum Depression in Social Media Hua Wang 7. Rerouting Stigma: Leading with Law in Mental Health Rhetoric Research Mark A. Hannah & Susie Salmon 8. Destigmatizing Black Mental Health: A Gay Black Woman's Experience Tianna Cobb 9. An Autoethnographic Examination of Anosognosia in a Sibling Exhibiting Severe Psychosis: Reimagining Inclusiveness in MHRR Cynthia Ryan Part Three: Pedagogical and Co-Curricular Interventions 10. Toward an Empathy-First Approach to Student Mental Health: A Guide for Faculty Development Lynn Reid 11. "Do You Feel Like :(": Discursive Interventions in University Mental Health Rhetorics Leslie R. Anglesey & Adam Hubrig 12. Online University Mental Health Tools: Definitions and Narratives as Interventions Barbara George & Rachael Blasiman
Introduction: Interventions in Mental Health Rhetoric Research Cathryn Molloy & Lisa Melonçon Part One: Methodological Interventions 1. A theory of collective intimacy Lisa Melonçon & Lora Arduser 2. Reflections on Research as it Unfolds: Inclusive Tactics as a Methodological Intervention Sean Kamperman 3. Culture-centered approaches to rhetorical research: Considering domestic violence as a site for intersectional interventions Lisa DeTora & Tomeka Robinson Part Two: Legal, Cultural, and Institutional Interventions 4. Facilitating Rhetoric: Paratherapeutic Activity in Community Support Groups Nora K. Augustine 5. Women of Dignity and Grace: The Politics of Respectability in Alcoholics Anonymous Lori J. Joseph & Stephanie Kelley-Romano 6. Rhetorical Crocheting: New Chinese Moms Fighting Postpartum Depression in Social Media Hua Wang 7. Rerouting Stigma: Leading with Law in Mental Health Rhetoric Research Mark A. Hannah & Susie Salmon 8. Destigmatizing Black Mental Health: A Gay Black Woman's Experience Tianna Cobb 9. An Autoethnographic Examination of Anosognosia in a Sibling Exhibiting Severe Psychosis: Reimagining Inclusiveness in MHRR Cynthia Ryan Part Three: Pedagogical and Co-Curricular Interventions 10. Toward an Empathy-First Approach to Student Mental Health: A Guide for Faculty Development Lynn Reid 11. "Do You Feel Like :(": Discursive Interventions in University Mental Health Rhetorics Leslie R. Anglesey & Adam Hubrig 12. Online University Mental Health Tools: Definitions and Narratives as Interventions Barbara George & Rachael Blasiman
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