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A narrative study on the psycho-social impact of sex trafficking on victim’s parents in the state of Karnataka
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International Journal of Human Rights in Healthcare (2023) 16 (3): 295–312.
Published: 17 January 2022
... design was used in the study. Applying the method of narrative inquiry and the concept of three common spaces, the study explored the actual life situations and experiences of the victim’s parents. The study covered three pairs of parents as participants from two cities, i.e. Mysore and Bangalore...
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Starting from scratch: an exploration of the narratives of the first episode of self-wounding
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Ethnicity and Inequalities in Health and Social Care (2013) 6 (2-3): 62–76.
Published: 17 June 2013
... Self-harm First episode Narrative inquiry Self-wounding User-led My self-wounding has always been considered by psychiatry as suicidal ideation (according to my medical notes) and not for what it really is, a (private) crisis of the self. Ever since my self-wounding became known, psychiatry...
