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The document summarizes a presentation on mental health and movies. It introduces the event and discusses various topics around mental illness, wellness, stigma, and characters portrayed in movies. Short films are shown and discussed in groups focusing on thoughts, feelings, and insights. The panel shares their experiences and advice on supporting mental health. Attendees are invited to continue the conversation through an ambassador program.
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- 1. Some days there aren't any trumpets, just lots of dragons. Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day that says I will try again tomorrow. - Mary Anne Radmacher
- 2. Movies for Mental Health Baldwin Wallace University November 13, 2017 @artwithimpact #Movies4MentalHealth
- 3. Here’s the Plan I. Quick introduction II. Set the stage together III. Watch short films & discuss them IV. Make it personal with our panel
- 4. Brought to you by • Monthly short film competition • Campus workshops • Global community (blog, IG, Twitter, FB)
- 5. Heads Up • Mental health is personal - YOU are the expert of your own experience. • This is a public space - not therapy. • We’re here for connection, questions and creating change! • Films might trigger emotions - that’s OK! • Please ask for help if you need support.
- 6. Some movies that show mental illness: Beautiful Mind Rain Man 13 Reasons Why Concussion Fight Club 12 Monkeys Split Black Swan Sixth Sense American Snipper Call Me Crazy Suicide Squad Gotham Chatroom
- 7. Characters with mental illness are portrayed as: Sad Confused Incapable Unpredictable Lost Low self-esteem Crazy Misguided Lonely Helpless
- 9. Mental Health Mental Illness Mental Wellness Culture Spirituality Physical Health Family and Friends
- 10. What is mental illness? Being uncomfortable with your thoughts Makes you feel defeated Something that is physically, mentally, or emotionally draining A mental state that hinders everyday activities Slower to learn
- 11. What is mental wellness? Healthy patterns of thought Take time out to do what you want to do Hanging out with people Coloring Yoga Meditation Knowing your social limits Setting boundaries Practicing self-care
- 12. FINE By Saida Saetgareeva AWI Winner, January 2017
- 13. What is stigma? Negative association It’s always negative It’s a stereotype How we define someone Based on assumptions Perpetuated by society
- 14. How does stigma feel? Ashamed Alone Unclean Ashamed Confused Broken Flawed Hopeless Outcasted
- 15. Mental Health Does Not Define Me! By Roberto Morelia AWI Winner, February 2017
- 16. In pairs • What did you think? • What did you feel?
- 17. What did you think? What did you feel? Thoughts Didn’t like how it was only one person speaking Lots of general themes came up Appreciate differences between two films; Demonstrated the support Mental abuse as a child might have impacted her depression Feelings Sad Relief Admiration Optimistic
- 18. A to Z By Fenny Wang and Karishma Anita AWI Winner, July 2017
- 19. In groups of three • What did you think? • What did you feel? • What have you learned?
- 20. What did you think… feel… learn? Thoughts Creative Simplicity was concise got the message across but was very artistic I’ve felt those exact words Like the images and the progression Feelings Weird Relatable Optimistic Uncomfortable New Insights Hearing man’s voice calling the hotline was surprising Didn’t know there was a hotline
- 21. Purpose By Victor O’Frank AWI Winner, December 2016
- 22. Large group • What did you think? • What did you feel? • What have you learned?
- 23. What did you think… feel… learn? Thoughts Like the style, good pace We are stuck in a routine, but having a purpose makes it all worth it Thought it was going to be the least straight forward, got more focused at the end Insights Always wanted to move to big city but maybe not People were scared to make eye contact Feelings Relatable Sad to see that nothing ever changes Hopeful Discomfort Confusion Anxious
- 24. What can I do?
- 25. Meet the Panel • Somalia Garrison - BWU Student • Tim Hall - Assistant Director of Prevention and Outreach, BWU Counseling Center • Diane Levi - Business Development Coordinator, Oakview Behavioral Health Services
- 26. AWI Ambassadors • You’re invited! Continue the conversation, be a leader! • Join the AWI Ambassadors FB group and connect with students across North America: www.facebook.com/groups/awiambassadors/ • Blog, be a juror for the film competition, run campaigns, and much more!
- 27. Thank you for coming! Contact us: – info@artwithimpact.org –Follow us! –Submit a film! https://www.artwithimpact.org/films/submit-a-film/
Editor's Notes
- These umbrella slides are quick! Mental health can include many aspects of life. Like physical health, we all have mental health, and things within and outside of ourselves can affect our mental health.
- MI and MW are concepts that fall under the umbrella of MH, and we’ll explore those in a minute. Things outside of the MH umbrella, like culture, can affect our MH. Other things can be part of our mental health, but are also part of other things, like spirituality, physical health and family and friends (support). Closing thought - this is how AWI conceptualizes mental health. You don’t have to hold it this way, but it can be a good starting point for conversation.