Habitual use of @Instagram can help women living with mental illness cope with issues like anxiety, trauma and eating disorders, according to a new paper by @Concordia PhD candidate @fanny_patry https://t.co/lSh54BgKKo
Selon une nouvelle recherche @fanny_patry doctorante @Concordia, l'utilisation habituelle @Instagram peut aider les femmes aux prises avec des problèmes de santé mentale comme les troubles alimentaires et l’anxiété. https://t.co/9e1MGWeVsb
Continuing to organize academic conferences as hybrid events will allow for increased inclusivity and accessibility. Not everyone can afford to attend in person, be it for financial or health reasons. #AcademicTwitter#phdvoice
So happy to share the news vol co-edited with Ally McCrow-Young on social media images and conflicts has come out with sharp and excellent chapters by @SaumavaM and Brenda Witherspoon, @s_ristovska, @StuartAllan123, Bolette Blaagaard, @JunLIU_UCPH, @nechri, @Luca_Rossi_LR.
Happy to see the important research @fanny_patry presented as a public scholar be published in @FemMediaStudies!
Learn about digital habituation, how women live with mental illness through habits & doings via digitally mediated objects.
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DAY 10/30 #WritingChallenge
"You don’t start out writing good stuff. You start out writing crap and thinking it’s good stuff, and then gradually you get better at it. That’s why I say one of the most valuable traits is persistence."
- Octavia E. Butler
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