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The documentary 'Opening Doors' focuses on the experience of seclusion in mental health settings in New Zealand. It provides a consumer-centric perspective on the impact of seclusion, emphasizing the need for safer and more inclusive approaches in mental health care. The film is produced by Awareness Canterbury, which is now part of the Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint.
With a duration of 23 minutes, 'Opening Doors' serves as a training tool and is updated by the Health Quality & Safety Commission through the Pono project. This project captures the experiences of users, family, and whānau in mental health services, aiming to foster a better understanding of the issues surrounding seclusion.
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.
Perfect For
Mental health advocatesHealthcare professionalsFamilies of mental health users