Synopsis
A mental health facility in New Zealand highlights firsthand accounts of seclusion's impact, advocating for safer practices and inclusive care through the Pono project.
Synopsis
A mental health facility in New Zealand becomes the backdrop for "Opening Doors," a 23-minute documentary produced by Awareness Canterbury. The film presents firsthand accounts of individuals affected by seclusion in mental health settings. It emphasizes the need for safer practices and more inclusive care. The Health Quality & Safety Commission updates the documentary through the Pono project, which gathers experiences from users, families, and whānau involved in mental health services. This resource is also used as a training tool for professionals in the field.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See real experiences of seclusion in mental health care.
- Find out how the Pono project updates mental health practices.
- Meet families sharing their stories about mental health services.
Did You Know
- The documentary was created by Awareness Canterbury in 2012.
- It has a total runtime of 23 minutes.
- The film is part of the Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary 'Opening Doors'?
The duration of 'Opening Doors' is 23 minutes.
Who created the documentary 'Opening Doors'?
The documentary was created by Awareness Canterbury, which is now part of the Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint.
What project updates the documentary 'Opening Doors'?
The documentary is updated by the Health Quality & Safety Commission through the Pono project.
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