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Beyond social media panics for 'at risk' youth in mental health practice

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posted on 2024-10-30, 21:57 authored by Natalie Hendry, Robards Brady, Stanford Sonya
In this chapter we consider Facebook and Tumblr as two forms of social media, with distinct affordances, in order to think beyond the media panics that often frame social media use by young people experiencing mental illness. We draw on research undertaken with young people in Australia to complicate the social media/risk nexus, and consider productive and generative social media use to support young peoples' recovery from mental health problems.

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135

End page

154

Total pages

20

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Beyond the risk paradigm in mental health policy and practice

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Sonya Stanford, Elaine Sharland, Nina Rovinelli Heller, Joanne Warner

Publisher

Palgrave

Place published

London, United Kingdom

Language

English

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Copyright © 2017 Selection and editorial matter-Editors'; individual chapters -Authors

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2006074580

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2017-07-25

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