Mt. San Jacinto College - M4MHO-SV - 4.14.21 - Presentation.pdf
- 1. #Movies4MentalHealth @artwithimpact #Movies4MentalHealth HOSTED BY: CREATING SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITIES FOR SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE
- 2. #Movies4MentalHealth About Your Facilitator Francesca or Cessa, she/her ● Actor, intimacy director, facilitator ● Bi-coastal - currently in Seattle/Coast Salish land ● Also works for a trauma informed arts education org ● Loves nature, spending time with community, and being barefoot
- 3. #Movies4MentalHealth POLL: Who’s here today? A Student at MSJC C B #Movies4MentalHealth Faculty/staff at MSJC Somebody else
- 4. #Movies4MentalHealth POLL: Where in the world are you? California A C B #Movies4MentalHealth Another state Another country
- 5. #Movies4MentalHealth ○ Campus workshops ○ Monthly short film competition ○ Short film production grants ○ Global community BROUGHT TO YOU BY
- 6. #Movies4MentalHealth HERE’S THE PLAN ● Setting the scene together ○ Mental Health ○ Sexual Violence ○ Stigma ● Watch and discuss films, connect our minds and bodies ● Panel of students and resources ● Evaluation (and a chance to enter to win a $25 gift!) ● Virtual Mingle / Q&A
- 7. #Movies4MentalHealth Mental health is personal – YOU are the expert on your own experience Sexual violence is personal and impacts mental health in many different ways We are online - this is a public, shared space We are recording this session for internal training and evaluation purposes Please take care of yourself however you need, including asking for help HEADS UP #Movies4MentalHealth
- 8. #Movies4MentalHealth NEED SUPPORT? Access mental health support throughout this workshop. Click Shared Notes to link to online resources Private Chat mental health pros. They are at the top and have * next to their names #1 #2 #Movies4MentalHealth
- 9. #Movies4MentalHealth 3 WAYS TO ENGAGE We welcome your participation! CHAT BOX: Use the Public Chat to connect with the whole group #1 #Movies4MentalHealth
- 10. #Movies4MentalHealth POLL: respond to a Poll when prompted #2 Set Your Status by clicking on your name and selecting from the drop-down menu #3 3 WAYS TO ENGAGE We welcome your participation! #Movies4MentalHealth
- 11. #Movies4MentalHealth If you need tech support, ask… Look for the person whose name begins with AWI Support and Private Chat them with any issues. #Movies4MentalHealth
- 12. #Movies4MentalHealth IN JUST A FEW WORDS... What has self-care been looking like for you these days? #Movies4MentalHealth ● Walking my dog and playing with him ● Nap! ● playing video games ● Coloring is my new found relaxer. Lol ● Journaling or creative writing ● sleep hygiene ● non existent - when I am busy, music ● Gym, music, video games, and going on walks/hikes. ● Cooking ● Painting! ● Cooking and Baking. Being with animals
- 15. #Movies4MentalHealth WHAT IS STIGMA? A judgment or stereotype that is: ○ Always negative ○ Always untrue ○ Can be internalized
- 16. #Movies4MentalHealth Sexual Violence Survivor #Movies4MentalHealth ○ Personal definition ○ Has been through a potentially traumatic experience, or set of experiences, involving sexual or intimate acts ○ Experience was against their wishes ○ and/or crossed a boundary that they had set ○ and/or left them feeling violated, used, scared, unsafe or hurt
- 17. #Movies4MentalHealth POLL: HAVE YOU EVER SEEN SEXUAL VIOLENCE DEPICTED IN THE MEDIA? A Yes C B #Movies4MentalHealth No Can’t Remember
- 18. #Movies4MentalHealth POLL: DO YOU RECALL SEEING DEPICTIONS OF THE VIOLENCE ITSELF? A Yes C B #Movies4MentalHealth No Can’t Remember
- 19. #Movies4MentalHealth POLL: DO YOU RECALL SEEING DEPICTIONS OF THE SURVIVOR’S HEALING PROCESS AFTER THE VIOLENCE? A Yes C B #Movies4MentalHealth No Can’t Remember
- 20. #Movies4MentalHealth REFLECTING ON OUR ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS: #Movies4MentalHealth WHAT ARE YOUR FIRST THOUGHTS? ● We see it so much, it normalized ● Media doesn't show the healing process ● alot ● I feel like sexual violence is unfortunately often reduced to a plot device or used for shock value ● It is easier to recall sexual violence depicted than it is the healing process. ● sometime they show healing but mostly not ● right, Caris? I can think of a bunch of examples where people are "permanently damaged" ● Violence is becoming normalized over the year, whether it is to make the film more dramatic or if its depicting the actual violence (say if it was in based on a true story).
- 21. If I Told You By Dominique Nieves Voices With Impact 2019 CONTENT HEADS UP impacts of sexual violence, rape kit and police reporting procedures
- 22. #Movies4MentalHealth What did you think/ How did you feel? #Movies4MentalHealth ● raaaaaage ● I liked the editing and how they timed the cuts to her blinking. it made the transitions feel natural and not jarring ● i began to think about the worse thing that ever happen to me ● t felt like an accurate display of something triggering you ● think these kinds of events happen more often then people want to admit
- 23. #Movies4MentalHealth How might stigma impact survivors of sexual violence? #Movies4MentalHealth ● They might feel like they can't speak about what happened to them ● It discourages most survivors from reporting or talking about it ● They are afraid to talk about it, report it ● It silences victims ● by having repeated offenses ● hey suffer alone ● Make them feel they have to watch what they wear, do ● it's a hard transistion mentally ● they cant even turn to family members because of stigma
- 25. #Movies4MentalHealth HOW WAS THIS BREATHING EXERCISE FOR YOU? #Movies4MentalHealth A Relaxing C B D E Invigorating or refreshing Meh Stressful or uncomfortable New
- 26. Touch Me Don’t Touch Me By Lucie Rachel AWI Winner, October 2018 CONTENT HEADS UP discussion of sexual violence
- 27. #Movies4MentalHealth What is one word to describe how you’re feeling right now? #Movies4MentalHealth ● sad ● moved ● pensive ● intrigued ● unsettled ● confused ● shame ● belief ● vulnerability
- 28. #Movies4MentalHealth What makes it difficult to reach out for help? #Movies4MentalHealth ● shame ● low self esteem ● Not understanding what you are feeling, your thoughts, etc ● the social belief that bad things happen to bad people
- 29. #Movies4MentalHealth If the narrator of the film was your friend and told you he was sexually assaulted, what might you say to him? #Movies4MentalHealth ● it's not your fault ● How can I help? I'm here for you. ● I believe you and I'm here to listen if you want to talk ● <3 ● It is not your fault. Would you like to talk to me about it? ● it must make you feel deeply hurt ● do you know what you want to do? ● not your fault and i will help you and be here all thw way ● Could you give an example of each, please? ● thats a good one be in the moment rather than get anxiety about your future ● i would like to release the cares that hold be back from being sucessful
- 31. #Movies4MentalHealth HOW WAS THIS MOMENT FOR YOU? #Movies4MentalHealth A Relaxing C B D E Invigorating or refreshing Meh Stressful or uncomfortable New
- 32. I Am Here By Sorrel Milne AWI Winner, November 2020 CONTENT HEADS UP discussion of post traumatic stress disorder
- 33. #Movies4MentalHealth What is one word to describe how you’re feeling right now? #Movies4MentalHealth ● surprised ● a little unsettled ● confused ● upset ● not sure
- 34. #Movies4MentalHealth What are some ways we can support ourselves and others? #Movies4MentalHealth ● By educating ourselves ● Listen ● From the film, bring awareness that PTSD is real for anyone. Not just for military. ● being more calm and reacting more positive ● de-stigmatizing therapy
- 35. #Movies4MentalHealth PANEL Digital round of applause for our panel! #Movies4MentalHealth
- 36. #Movies4MentalHealth Art With Impact: Continued Connections Click the link in the chat to learn more! Exclusive community events and spaces Arts-based discussion trainings Interview and discussion opportunities Weekly art + wellness prompts
- 37. #Movies4MentalHealth MEET THE PANEL Jamie McLaughlin (she/her) Student, MSJC Carolyn Burgin (she/her) Student, MSJC Holly Briggs (she/her/hers) Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist with REACH formerly Center Against Sexual Assault (C.A.S.A.) Brianna Gutierrez (she/her) Title IX and PREA Advocate, Riverside Area Rape Crisis Center
- 38. #Movies4MentalHealth Please fill out the evaluation! @artwithimpact [email protected] #Movies4MentalHealth You can enter for a chance to win a $25 gift! If you are receiving credit for attending this workshop, at the end of the evaluation, you’ll be prompted to add your information to a sign-in sheet. Evaluation responses will remain separate and anonymous.
- 39. #Movies4MentalHealth Virtual Mingle / Panel Q&A Ask a question or share a thought! You can raise your hand (see image below) to be given instructions to audio in, use the public chat box, or send a private message to AWI Support / a panelist. #Movies4MentalHealth
- 40. #Movies4MentalHealth Stay in touch: Sign up for Continued Connections! ...and don’t forget to copy/paste the resources in the Shared Notes! @artwithimpact [email protected] #Movies4MentalHealth