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100	1		_918341 _aDowlen, Robyn
245	1	0	_aYoung people's mental health _h[Recurs electrònic] / _c[prepared by Robyn Dowlen]
246	3	3	_aResearch digest: Young people's mental health
250			_aVersion 1, November 2021
260			_aLeeds : _bCentre for Cultural Value, _c2021
300			_a18 p. : digital, fitxer PDF (632,93 Kb)
500			_aAvant-títol: Research digest
520			_aIn recent years there's been an increased interest in the role arts and culture can play in the mental health of young people. With 1 in 10 young people estimated to be living with a mental health diagnosis in the UK, where do arts and cultural programmes fit into this picture, and how can they positively impact the mental health of children and young people? In our research digest, we explore the evidence to present a snapshot of current research and thinking in this area. As well as identifying our own broad review questions, we held a workshop with cultural practitioners to understand what kinds of questions would be of most value to the sector. With these questions in mind, we looked in-depth at 20 peer-reviewed studies to summarise the evidence. Key findings: Music programmes were most represented within the literature, with music composition and lyric writing in particular offering young people a creative outlet, as well as a way to cope with challenging circumstances and reflect on trauma; Some of the studies demonstrated that engaging with culture helped young people cope with difficult feelings and acts as a distraction from negative thoughts. The phrase 'safe space' was a recurring theme in the literature; While there's promising evidence of the positive value of cultural experiences, there were some instances of increases in challenging behaviours or participation leading to a re-living of traumatic experiences; Qualitative evidence was strong, but we could not draw meaningful conclusion from the quantitative evidence we looked at. There is a need to further explore concepts of safe spaces, the role cultural practitioners have in these complex contexts and to look at longer-term outcomes through mixed methods of research. (Font: Editor)
540			_aCreative Commons _fCC BY - NC - SA _uhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
595			_aHighlights -- Background -- Methods -- Findings -- Conclusions and implications -- Next steps -- Studies included in the review
710	2		_918342 _aCentre for Cultural Value
856			_zE-Link _uhttps://www.culturehive.co.uk/CVIresources/research-digest-young-peoples-mental-health/?owner=CVI
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