Social Media Use and Mental Health: A Review of the Experimental Literature and Implications for Clinicians

Burnell, Kaitlyn; Fox, Kara A.; Maheux, Anne J.; Prinstein, Mitchell J.

doi:10.1007/s40501-024-00311-2

Curr Treat Options Psych

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s40501-024-00311-2

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Social Media Use and Mental Health: A Review of the Experimental Literature and Implications for Clinicians

Kaitlyn Burnell,

Kara A. Fox,

Anne J. Maheux

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Global mental health solidarity: strategies and solutions

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Mental health is deteriorating far and fast globally post-COVID. Though there were already over one billion people living with mental disorders pre-pandemic, in the first year of COVID-19 alone, the prevalence of anxiety and depression soared by 25% worldwide. In light of the chronic shortages of mental health resources and talents, along with disruptions of available health services caused by pandemic-related restrictions, technology is widely believed to hold the key to addressing the rising mental health crises. However, hurdles such as fragmented and oftentimes suboptimal patient protection measures substantially undermine technology’s potential to address the global mental health crises reliably and at scale. To shed light on these issues, this paper aims to discuss the post-pandemic mental health challenges and opportunities, and the strategies and solutions the global mental health community could leverage to protect and elevate society’s mental health in the long run.

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Global mental health solidarity: strategies and solutions

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