Lucy Biddle

Senior Lecturer in Medical Sociology

University of Bristol Medical School

United Kingdom

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Lucy Biddle is a Senior Lecturer in Medical Sociology at the University of Bristol Medical School, United Kingdom. Her research primarily focuses on mental health, particularly among young people, and includes topics such as the effectiveness of social media campaigns, AI integration in youth mental health care, and qualitative studies on self-harm and coping strategies. She has published several articles addressing the complexities of mental health needs and the role of technology in peer support and intervention.

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Perinatal emotional skills groups for women and birthing people with borderline personality disorder:

The Effectiveness of Social Media Campaigns in Improving Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Mental Health and Help-Seeking in High-Income Countries: Scoping Review

Engaging Young People With Mental Health Needs and Exploring Outputs From a Resource Development Project: Qualitative Interview Study

Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Youth Mental Health Care: Advances, Challenges, and Future Directions

The Acceptability of AI-Driven Resource Signposting to Young People Using a Mental Health Peer Support App

Reflective journaling on suicide and self-harm related online use: An intervention approach for reducing online harm and mental health impact

Exploring Mental Health Content Moderation and Well-Being Tools on Social Media Platforms: Walkthrough Analysis

The positive and negative consequences of stress and its relationship with coping in medical students

Development of a Brief Intervention for Emergency Department Attendees Presenting With Self-Harm and Co-Occurring Substance Use Problems

Realising the potential of participatory research in youth mental health: Time to go back to basics

Digital Technology Use and Mental Health Consultations: Survey of the Views and Experiences of Clinicians and Young People

Mental Health Practitioners’ and Young People’s Experiences of Talking About Social Media During Mental Health Consultations: Qualitative Focus Group and Interview Study

Developing Suicide Prevention Tools in the Context of Digital Peer Support: Qualitative Analysis of a Workshop With Multidisciplinary Stakeholders

Investigating How People Who Self-harm Evaluate Web-Based Lived Experience Stories: Focus Group Study

Web‐based support services to help prevent suicide in young people and students: A mixed‐methods, user‐informed review of characteristics and effective elements

Investigating the Use of Electronic Well-being Diaries Completed Within a Psychoeducation Program for University Students: Longitudinal Text Analysis Study

Online help for people with suicidal thoughts provided by charities and healthcare organisations: a qualitative study of users’ perceptions

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bruce hood

Becky Mars

Helen Bould

Kate Walters

Judi Kidger

Lizzy Winstone

Bethany Cliffe

Prianka Padmanathan

Rachael Gooberman-Hill

Myles-Jay Linton

Jelena Savović

Nicholas Turner

Katie Breheny

Jessica Sheringham

Sarah Jelbert

Ian Penton-Voak

David Gunnell

Paul Moran

Felicity Sedgewick

Rebecca Kandiyali

Ruth Plackett

Richard Morris

Chris Jacobs

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