Narratives in context: a cellphilm study of the social experiences of persons with psychosis from different ethnic, racial and migrant backgrounds

Key Points

• Narratives reveal significant social disadvantage among ethnic minorities experiencing psychosis, emphasizing personal stories.
• Participants included in-depth accounts from migrants showing their unique social experiences with psychosis.
• The study employed a cellphilm methodology to capture personal perspectives and lived experiences effectively.
• Insights from this research call for greater recognition of the needs of migrants with psychosis facing discrimination.