10 episodes

Findings to the research question:
“As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, how do young Europeans perceive social media impacting their mental health?”

Mental Health and Social Media Usage during Covid-19 European Youth

    • Health & Fitness

Findings to the research question:
“As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, how do young Europeans perceive social media impacting their mental health?”

    A call to future researchers: Continue the legacy

    A call to future researchers: Continue the legacy

    Assia wraps up the podcast with this final episode, presenting the limitations of this research, and calling future researchers to explore this topic.

    • 7 min
    Self-Reflection: What researchers have learned

    Self-Reflection: What researchers have learned

    Assia and Melissa discuss what they have learned from doing the research, and why it's not only up to young people to take care of their mental health.

    • 9 min
    Mental health is as important as physical health

    Mental health is as important as physical health

    Assia and Rea talk about self care strategies during a pandemic for youth.

    • 7 min
    A break from the panic

    A break from the panic

    Assia talks about how social media has facilitated self soothing and relaxation during the pandemic.

    • 6 min
    Build a global network from home

    Build a global network from home

    Assia talks about connection and creativity, how youth have had opportunities for international work and collaboration through initiatives moving remotely.

    • 8 min
    Everything is uncertainty

    Everything is uncertainty

    Assia talks about the effects of the news on youth's emotional wellbeing, as well as feelings of uncertainity.

    • 13 min

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