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This qualitative research conducted with Griffith University and published in the Community Mental Health Journal investigates the experience of being a batyr speaker. The article covers themes of recovery, wellbeing, community, stigma and the positive impacts of lived-experience storytelling. Read more
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batyr engaged ConNetica to undertake a thematic analysis of the stories written by 83 active speakers, aged 18 – 30 years, who are members of batyr’s Being Herd community. These stories explore personal experiences of mental ill-health, reaching out for support and resilience. Download the report here.
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In 2017, batyr engaged with researchers at Macquarie University to conduct a randomised controlled trial investigating the efficacy of the [email protected] program and found that they reduced stigma in young people and increased intentions to seek help. Download the report here.
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Download the report here
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In 2016, batyr partnered with Dr Alyssa Milton and conducted a pilot report on the impact of batyr’s school & uni programs. Download the report here.
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Download the report here.