Abstract
The purpose of this study was to investigate in depth the experiences of residents who participation in the mental health support system and to explore plan for practical support. Two focus group interviews were conducted with residents participating in the ‘Ibagu Hair Salon project’ being conducted the Mental Health Welfare Center. Qualitative data analysis extracted three theme clusters and 9 sub-themes and the key findings include the following: 1) Motivation to participate in the mental health support system : ‘Customized Service Professional’; 2) Experience in participating in the mental health support system response : ‘Cuts, dyes, and perm’; and 3) Plans to expand the mental health support system : ‘New styling’ Based on findings, highlighted the importance of utilization of local residents with a high community attachment, building support plan and reinforcement of compensation for effective response. In addition to this, reexamined of the meaning of resident participation in the area of mental health.
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