Abstract

This study is a phenomenological study on the experience of using a mobile mental health service platform developed and provided by mental health social welfare experts, and was conducted to provide practical policy and practical suggestions for the necessity of a mobile mental health service platform and the use of a professional mobile mental health service platform in Korea's mental health service delivery system. To this study, data were collected from 12 research participants who have been continuously using the platform for more than a year, and the data were analyzed by applying Giorgi's phenomenological perspective to deeply analyze the nature and meaning of the experience of the phenomenon. As a result of the analysis, 7 components and 20 sub-components were derived, and the components were found to struggle in the beginning and despair of the problem, mental health services I used and negative memories, various mental health services experienced in accidental spaces, reasons for continuing to find the mobile mental health service platform, psychological stability and practical change and recovery, limitations of personal mobile mental health service platforms, and partnerships with public mental health services. Based on these analysis results, the conclusions of this study and practical suggestions were presented.

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