デニス-サン-アルノー, PhD, RN, FAAN
教授、MiStory創始者、現取締役
Dr. Saint Arnault’s research centers on gender, cultural and social influences on mental health, trauma recovery, and help seeking. She develops and tests her Cultural Determinants of Help Seeking theory in research with women in over a dozen countires. She uses mixed methods to discover how distress experiences, culturally based meanings (such as stigma and sense of coherence), social support, and social negativity impact the help seeking journey. Her クリニカルエスノグラフィックナラティブインタビュー(CENI) provides a transcultural method that allows people to explore the cultural and social influences in their search for health, and also promotes self-awareness and active engagement in the help-seeking process. She also examines cultural factors that influence meaning, expectation, and expression of depression. She is a core faculty in the Michigan Mixed Method Research and Scholarship Program.
ローラ・シンコ、PhD、RN、CCTS-I
Courtney Julia Burns, BSE
Medical Student
Ms. Burns is a medical student at the University of Michigan, and is pursuing a career in academic medicine that incorporates principles of social justice and feminism into clinical care. She is interested in using research to provide voices to survivors of violence and improve the efficacy of their medical care.