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Welcome to the Emotionally Demanding Health Research Network's padlet! 

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Welcome to the Emotionally Demanding Health Research Network's padlet! 

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The Emotionally Demanding Health Research Network aims to offer an informal space to bring together PGR and ECR health researchers from across disciplines at the University of Exeter to offer peer support and a place to share information and resources.

Please feel free to add any helpful resources and opportunities (blog posts, articles, podcasts, training opportunities, seminars, conferences....) related to working on emotionally demanding health research here.

For details on university wellbeing services, please visit www.exeter.ac.uk/research/doctoralcollege/currentstudents/healthandwellbeing/ for PGRs and www.exeter.ac.uk/staff/wellbeing/ for ECRs.

This network is a Researcher-led Initiative that has been funded by the University of Exeter Researcher Development and Research Culture team.

If you have any questions please email either Hayley (hlrr202@exeter.ac.uk) or Ellie (eh728@exeter.ac.uk).

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Emotionally Demanding Health Research Group Ethos

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Examples of Reflective Papers - Feel free to add any you have found helpful in the comments!

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Examples of Reflective Papers - Feel free to add any you have found helpful in the comments!

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Using Creative Approaches and Facilitating Remote Online Focus Groups With Children and Young People: Reflections, Recommendations and Practical Guidance - Alexandra Hennessey, Ola Demkowicz, Kirsty Pert, Carla Mason, Lucy Bray, Emma Ashworth, 2022

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The importance of engaging and involving children and young people (CYP) in research is widely recognised, especially for educational research exploring CYP’s p…

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Please feel free to add any articles you have found helpful in the comments !

Full article: Best practices for supporting researchers’ mental health in emotionally demanding research across academic and non-academic contexts

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Reflective Journaling - Prompts, Ideas..

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Reflective Journaling - Prompts, Ideas..

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During our first network session we were joined by Rachel Griffiths for a session on reflective journaling.

It can sometimes be a bit tricky to get into reflective writing and keeping a reflective journal, so having prompts and guidance can be really helpful to get started. Please add any useful how to guides, prompts, or just things you have found helpful in the comments.

PS We still have some notebooks for those who would like to start reflective journaling - pop along to a network session to grab one!

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Some useful papers:

Kitchen table reflexivity: negotiating positionality through everyday talk

Moving beyond ‘shopping list’ positionality: Using kitchen table reflexivity and in/visible tools to develop reflexive qualitative research

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Trauma-informed health care : a reflective guide for improving care and services

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Trauma-informed health care : a reflective guide for improving care and services

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Book by Treisman, Karen - available online through the university library.