Michele Rocelli
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 206386 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Michele Rocelli |
| PRENOMES | Michele |
| SOBRENOME | Rocelli |
| ASSINATURA | ROCELLI M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Padua |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5367-8067 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Shaping Professional Role in Peer Support
Peer Support Workers in Mental Health Care
INTRODUCTION: The role of the Peer Support Worker (PSW) has gained increasing prominence in mental health services, yet its institutionalisation raises questions about balancing autonomy and assimilation into service logics. This study examines the narrative positionings of three PSWs, focusing on how they construct professional identity in relation to mandate, collaboration with practitioners, and service organisation. METHODS: A qualitative des…
How Do Collaborative Approaches Shape Power Dynamics in Therapeutic Relationships? Evidence From Recovery‐Oriented Mental Health Services
INTRODUCTION: Recovery-oriented mental health services emphasise collaboration, empowerment and service-user involvement. However, less is known about how power is enacted within relationships described as collaborative. This study explores how power dynamics are interactionally produced, negotiated and made visible within recovery-oriented therapeutic relationships. METHODS: The study involved 15 service users from an Italian recovery-oriented m…
How to Tell a Recovery Story ‘Professionally’? Issues Related to the Transformation of Personal Stories During a Training for Becoming a Peer Support Worker
INTRODUCTION: Sharing narratives about recovery is a central activity in peer support work. Researchers have so far investigated many issues related to recovery narratives, but have paid no attention to how the building and sharing of one's story are modified during training courses. This study examines the beliefs of participants in the first national training to become Peer Support Worker (PSW), funded by the Italian Ministry of Health in 2022-…
One or Many Recoveries? Recoveries in the Plural for a Better Understanding of One's Healing Journey
The staged addiction
Background: This study is situated within the growing emphasis on user participation in healthcare services, including those for individuals living with substance use disorders, where power dynamics and mutual distrust between users and professionals can hinder dialogue and collaboration. Using Goffman’s dramaturgical theory, this research explores how young adults manage their identity and self-presentation in relation to the context when access…
‘Doctor, I’m not here to quit drugs!’ Hidden goals that undermine shared decision-making during access to services by young people who use substances
Young people who use substances rarely access addiction services. When access does occur, the relationship between professionals and users is often described as difficult because of mutual distrust. This results in low motivation for treatment and limited involvement in decision-making. This study aims to investigate the perspectives of young who used substances to understand their motivations for access, both stated and unexpressed. Four focus g…
‘All About My Ideal Mental Health Service’
INTRODUCTION: Many studies have investigated patients' understandings of how to optimise mental health services. However, only a few studies in the Italian context have involved experts by experience (EbEs), who can be ex-users, family members of ex-users or current service collaborators. Their role is crucial in implementing collaborative service quality assessment projects. METHOD: The study investigated the experience of 35 EbEs, users, and fa…
‘But ... Would I Be Able to Toast With Friends?’ When Service Users Ask for New Care Pathways
INTRODUCTION: The WHO European Mental Health Action Plan (2013-2030) emphasises the need to generate services that are more inclusive and attentive to the co-construction of care practices. This exploratory research investigates the needs of young substance abusers shown during their stay in residential communities; in particular, it explores the idea that treatment may include a new phase focused on how to manage moderate or controlled alcohol i…
The Impact of Relational and Organizational–Environmental Aspects in Hospital Blood Collection
This study deals with people who underwent a blood test and consequently suffered a fainting episode in the past. This phenomenon affects many people and if not adequately dealt with, it can lead to a perception of the blood test as a serious and traumatic event, which could limit its use as a preventive diagnostic tool. These experiences have been explored by research mainly on the basis of the physiological mechanisms involved in fainting, with…
What it is like to be “ex”? Psycho-discursive analysis of a dangling identity
The goal of this article is to observe how communicative processes intervene in constructing and maintaining given self-narratives. Proceeding from the idea that the Self is, first of all, narration, we shall scrutinise the topic of identity permanence and change in our linguistic system by exploring the configurations of reality produced by the use of a specific morpheme: the “ ex”. After considering some differences about the intricate relation…
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What it is like to be “ex”? Psycho-discursive analysis of a dangling identity
The goal of this article is to observe how communicative processes intervene in constructing and maintaining given self-narratives. Proceeding from the idea that the Self is, first of all, narration, we shall scrutinise the topic of identity permanence and change in our linguistic system by exploring the configurations of reality produced by the use of a specific morpheme: the “ ex”. After considering some differences about the intricate relation…
The Impact of Relational and Organizational–Environmental Aspects in Hospital Blood Collection
This study deals with people who underwent a blood test and consequently suffered a fainting episode in the past. This phenomenon affects many people and if not adequately dealt with, it can lead to a perception of the blood test as a serious and traumatic event, which could limit its use as a preventive diagnostic tool. These experiences have been explored by research mainly on the basis of the physiological mechanisms involved in fainting, with…
‘Doctor, I’m not here to quit drugs!’ Hidden goals that undermine shared decision-making during access to services by young people who use substances
Young people who use substances rarely access addiction services. When access does occur, the relationship between professionals and users is often described as difficult because of mutual distrust. This results in low motivation for treatment and limited involvement in decision-making. This study aims to investigate the perspectives of young who used substances to understand their motivations for access, both stated and unexpressed. Four focus g…
‘All About My Ideal Mental Health Service’
INTRODUCTION: Many studies have investigated patients' understandings of how to optimise mental health services. However, only a few studies in the Italian context have involved experts by experience (EbEs), who can be ex-users, family members of ex-users or current service collaborators. Their role is crucial in implementing collaborative service quality assessment projects. METHOD: The study investigated the experience of 35 EbEs, users, and fa…
‘But ... Would I Be Able to Toast With Friends?’ When Service Users Ask for New Care Pathways
INTRODUCTION: The WHO European Mental Health Action Plan (2013-2030) emphasises the need to generate services that are more inclusive and attentive to the co-construction of care practices. This exploratory research investigates the needs of young substance abusers shown during their stay in residential communities; in particular, it explores the idea that treatment may include a new phase focused on how to manage moderate or controlled alcohol i…
One or Many Recoveries? Recoveries in the Plural for a Better Understanding of One's Healing Journey
The staged addiction
Background: This study is situated within the growing emphasis on user participation in healthcare services, including those for individuals living with substance use disorders, where power dynamics and mutual distrust between users and professionals can hinder dialogue and collaboration. Using Goffman’s dramaturgical theory, this research explores how young adults manage their identity and self-presentation in relation to the context when access…
Shaping Professional Role in Peer Support
Peer Support Workers in Mental Health Care
INTRODUCTION: The role of the Peer Support Worker (PSW) has gained increasing prominence in mental health services, yet its institutionalisation raises questions about balancing autonomy and assimilation into service logics. This study examines the narrative positionings of three PSWs, focusing on how they construct professional identity in relation to mandate, collaboration with practitioners, and service organisation. METHODS: A qualitative des…
How Do Collaborative Approaches Shape Power Dynamics in Therapeutic Relationships? Evidence From Recovery‐Oriented Mental Health Services
INTRODUCTION: Recovery-oriented mental health services emphasise collaboration, empowerment and service-user involvement. However, less is known about how power is enacted within relationships described as collaborative. This study explores how power dynamics are interactionally produced, negotiated and made visible within recovery-oriented therapeutic relationships. METHODS: The study involved 15 service users from an Italian recovery-oriented m…
How to Tell a Recovery Story ‘Professionally’? Issues Related to the Transformation of Personal Stories During a Training for Becoming a Peer Support Worker
INTRODUCTION: Sharing narratives about recovery is a central activity in peer support work. Researchers have so far investigated many issues related to recovery narratives, but have paid no attention to how the building and sharing of one's story are modified during training courses. This study examines the beliefs of participants in the first national training to become Peer Support Worker (PSW), funded by the Italian Ministry of Health in 2022-…
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