For this Assessment Task you are required to view the recording "The Sunny Boy" and discuss the issues presented.
For this Assessment Task you are required to view the recording "The Sunny Boy" and discuss the issues presented.
The documentary explores the mental health experiences of Jeremy Oxley lead singer of the Sunnyboys. He was diagnosed with Schizophrenia when aged 22years old during the final years of the successful band. The documentary explores his 25 year experience with mental health through interviews with family, friends and Jeremy. The issues raised include:
Precursors of the experience of mental ill-health, especially history of trauma;
Day-to-day challenges of living with mental ill-health;
The co-occurrence of other problems or health conditions with the experience of mental ill-health;
The strengths that the person has identified to support themselves living with the experience of mental ill-health;
The recovery goals that the person identifies.
In your paper, you are expected to critically discuss the mental health experiences of Jeremy within Recovery-oriented and trauma informed ways.
Please ensure that you use examples from the documentary 'The Sunny Boy' to provide illustrations for your discussion.
Criterion 1
Recognise how the persons background experiences have contributed to the persons experience of mental ill-health. Weighting 10/45 mark
Criterion 2
Describe the challenges for this individual from their experience of mental ill-health. Weighting 5/45 marks
Criterion 3
The co-occurrence of other problems or health conditions experienced by this person are identified. Weighting 5/45 marks
Criterion 4
Outline the strengths that were helpful for this person in their experience of mental ill-health. Weighting 10/45 marks
Criterion 5
Nominate possible recovery goals that could be explored with the person. Weighting 10/45 mark
Criterion 6 Write in a structured, succinct, and wellinformed manner, substantiating work with scholarly sources and accurate referencing. Weighting 5/45 marks
Minimum 8 Harvard references
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