Social Media and Mental Health

Häftad, Engelska, 2023

Av Allan House, Cathy Brennan, University of Leeds) House, Allan (Emeritus, Cathy (University of Leeds) Brennan

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In an age when social media is a part of life, there has been much debate about whether it is a force for good or evil. Removing personal opinion from the discussion, this book focusses on research findings to deliver a sorely needed account of the relationship between social media and mental health. Written by experts from a range of disciplines, this book provides a valuable overview of the field. Beginning with research on the nature of social media and their use, the book explores how social media influence mood, body image and general health, and how we can use social media positively. It also explores the link between social media use and specific mental health disorders. Discussion is grounded in the latest research to allow readers to make their own informed judgements. A must-read for professionals in social care, education and mental health, as well as interested general readers.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2023-10-12
Mått155 x 233 x 11 mm
Vikt290 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor186
FörlagCambridge University Press
ISBN9781009010863

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Professor Allan House is a psychiatrist who has practised for many years at consultant level within the NHS. Now retired from clinical practice he researches as a senior academic at the University of Leeds. He has co-authored a number of introductory texts for non-specialists. Dr Cathy Brennan worked as a children's nurse before pursuing an academic career as a social scientist. Her research focuses on public mental health, particularly social media and its relationship with self-harm and suicide. She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and teaches at the University of Leeds.

Part I. General principles: 1. Introducing social media Ysabel Gerrard; 2. The legal and ethical status of social media Jon Fistein; 3. Social media: an everyday reality David A. Ellis; 4. How social media influence group and individual behaviour: practice implications Jeff French and Melissa Blair; 5. Researching social media: qualitative research approaches Cathy Brennan, Kim Heyes and David A. Ellis; 6. Researching social media: quantitative methods Allan House; Part II. Social media and mental health: 7. The harms and benefits of social media use Maša Popovac, Philip A. Fine and Sally-Ann Hicken; 8. Social media and disorders of mood Allan House; 9. Social media, body image, eating disorders Rachel Rodgers and Katherine Laveway; 10. Social media and gambling Thomas B Swanton, Sascha Callaghan, Nicola C Newton, Vladan Starcevic and Sally M. Gainsbury; 11. Social media, self-harm and suicide Cathy Brennan and Allan House; Part III. Social media as resource: 12. Safely navigating the terrain: keeping young people safe online Jo Robinson, Louise La. Sala and Rikki Battersby-Coulter; 13. Technological interventions for adolescent mental health Arjuna Ugarte, Renee Garett and Sean D. Young; 14. Online outreach and support provision: an empirically-informed approach and case illustration Stephen P. Lewis.