<caption><image_0>The image is a slide from a presentation titled "If I met myself: Digital narrative approach to experiencing "The Self" in virtual world". The slide has a white background with a blue header and footer. On the left side of the slide, there is a logo for Goethe University, a German university, and on the right side, there are two photos of a person's face. The text on the slide reads "The German Research Center of German Depression Foundation, Department of Psychiatry, Psychological Medicine and Psychology, University Hospital Frankfurt, Goethe Universität, Frankfurt am Main".</caption><transcript><audio_1>welcome to the presentation about the transformative storytelling technique as a potential approach to experiencing the self in virtual world I'm Eli petrovich a researcher at the depression Research Center of German depression Foundation under Yeti University of Frankfurt today</transcript><transcript><audio_2>I will briefly reflect on the German depression foundation and the work being done in our Research Center following that I will introduce the transformative storytelling technique and the role of merging fiction and reality to develop empowering and supporting mental health</transcript><caption><image_3>The image is a screenshot of a presentation slide with an outline of a group of people's faces. The background of the slide is divided into different shades of brown and beige, and the faces are arranged in a grid-like pattern. On the left side of the image, there is a title that reads "Outline: About us - Transforming Storytelling Techniques - The merge of reality and future - Practical application in informal communication - Implications for the future work". On the right side, there are two smaller images of a woman's face. The woman appears to be smiling and looking at the viewer.</caption><transcript><audio_4>stories I will demonstrate the practical application of the transformative storytelling technique in a sample of informal caregivers and finally discuss some implications for future work deriving from what we learned in our</transcript><transcript><audio_5>pilot trial the depression Research Center was founded around 10 years ago in cooperation with the German depression foundation and Deutsche Bank the center concentrates on exploring</transcript><caption><image_6>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from the German Depression Research Centre, founded in 2014 in Germany. The webpage has a white background with black text. On the right side of the page, there is a photo of a person's profile picture and a red circle with the text "About us". Below the photo, there are links to the website "www.depression-research-centre.de" and a link to a website for more information about the depression research centre.</caption><transcript><audio_7>neurobiological mechanisms underlying disorders and improving Diagnostics and it has also been a Pioneer in projects on digital and mobile therapies for depression this is the link of our Research Center where you can find out</transcript> welcome to the presentation about the transformative storytelling technique as a potential approach to experiencing the self in virtual world I'm Eli petrovich a researcher at the depression Research Center of German depression Foundation under Yeti University of Frankfurt today I will briefly reflect on the German depression foundation and the work being done in our Research Center following that I will introduce the transformative storytelling technique and the role of merging fiction and reality to develop empowering and supporting mental health stories I will demonstrate the practical application of the transformative storytelling technique in a sample of informal caregivers and finally discuss some implications for future work deriving from what we learned in our pilot trial the depression Research Center was founded around 10 years ago in cooperation with the German depression foundation and Deutsche Bank the center concentrates on exploring neurobiological mechanisms underlying disorders and improving Diagnostics and it has also been a Pioneer in projects on digital and mobile therapies for depression this is the link of our Research Center where you can find out
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