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    The document summarizes a qualitative evaluation of a football intervention program for people with mental health problems in London. Interviews with 35 current participants found that the program helped improve emotional well-being, confidence, social skills, and lifestyle/physical health by providing social connections, physical activity, and life skills training. However, some challenges around skill levels, gender issues, and on-field disputes were also identified. The evaluation recommends a person-centered approach and notes limitations in not interviewing former participants.

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    QUALITATIVE EVALUATION

    OF A FOOTBALL
    INTERVENTION FOR PEOPLE
    WITH MENTAL HEALTH
    PROBLEMS IN THE NORTH
    EAST OF LONDON
    Bettina Friedrich & Oliver Mason (2018)
    Presented by:
    Sergio Andrés Rodríguez Gómez
    Universidad Industrial de Santander
    Introduction
    • Football as a means to improve
    people’s lives

    • How participants perceived their


    progress through the intervention
    program “CTF”
    Objectives

    • To capture their experiences of the intervention


    • To gain understanding of challenges and difficulties that
    participants have encountered there.

    3 Friedrich & Mason ( 2018) 06.30.2020


    Participants (35)
    • Five stakeholders.
    • Diverse ethnicity.
    • Average age of 34 years old.
    • Two women.
    • Physical health.
    • Duration in the program.
    • Socioeconomic conditions.
    • Mental health.

    4 Friedrich & Mason (2018) 06.30.2020


    Methodology Cliquez sur l'icône pour ajouter une image

    • One-to-one interviews

    5 Friedrich & Mason (2018) 06.30.2020


    Data analysis

    Read the interview Step 2 Generate data


    Step 1
    on their own. codes.

    Step 3 Cross-checking Step 4 Interview the


    and discussion. stakeholders.

    6 Friedrich & Mason (2018) 06.30.2020


    Findings

    What I get from the


    Personal changes Wider connections
    intervention
    • Building relationships. • Emotional wellbeing. • Opportunities to job and
    • Having something to do. • Confidence and social skills. study.
    • Getting exercise at CTF. • Changes in lifestyle and
    • Love of football. physical health. • Family atmosphere.
    • Lifestyle advice. • New life skills.

    7 Friedrich & Mason (2018) 06.30.2020


    Discussion
    Challenging situations such as:
    • Level of football skills and
    fitness.
    • Gender issues.
    • On-pitch disputes.
    Links among the themes…

    8 Friedrich & Mason (2018) 06.30.2020


    “Individuals may Benefit from physical activity interventions in
    a multiplicity of ways that are not well accounted for my
    traditional behavior change models.” Rebar & Taylor (in
    Friedrich & Mason, 2018)

    9 Friedrich & Mason (2018) 06.30.2020


    Conclusions

    Improvement of their To recommend the


    abilities to engage use of a person-
    with others and centered approach in
    therefore cope with these interventions.
    isolation.

    10 Friedrich & Mason (2018) 06.30.2020


    Limitation
    The impossibility to interview former participants of
    the intervention and know about their reasons of
    leaving.

    11 Friedrich & Mason (2018) 06.30.2020


    References
    Friedrich, B. & Mason, O. (2018). Qualitative evaluation of a football
    intervention for people with mental health problems in the North East
    of London. Mental health and physical activity, 15, p. 132-138.
    THANK YOU FOR
    YOUR ATTENTION

    Q &A

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