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Blogs, identity, stigma and scars: the legacy of self-injury
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Mental Health Review Journal
Mental Health Review Journal (2021) 26 (3): 258–278.
Published: 26 June 2021
... It is observed that 60 entries, from 25 online narrative blogs detailing the experience of living with self-injury scars, were analyzed using a contextualized thematic analysis informed by an embodied perspective. Findings The analysis generated two dominant themes: temporal aspects of identity; and social...
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Online mental health communities, self-efficacy and transition to further support
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Mental Health Review Journal
Mental Health Review Journal (2020) 25 (4): 329–344.
Published: 28 September 2020
...Julie Prescott; Amy Leigh Rathbone; Terry Hanley Purpose This study is exploratory research which aims to understand how users gain support from the online mental health community (OMHC) 18 percent and whether engagement with this community may possibly lead to increased self-efficacy. Design...
