Are social media platforms necessarily harmful to our mental health? Why does certain content seem to flood our news feeds? How can we break free from a cycle of harmful recommendations and provide better support for victims of online abuse?
These are all questions addressed in the latest episode of mūsae stories, focusing on mental health in the age of algorithms. Caroline Barré-Villeneuve, coordinator of 3018, shares her expertise there alongside Mickaël Worms Ehrminger, a researcher and patient expert.
Through this discussion, the speakers explore the links between mental health, social media and cyberbullying, whilst offering practical insights to help people navigate digital environments more effectively.
🎧 An episode packed with insights and advice, available to listen to or watch on all platforms.
Mental health and social media: understanding the issues
Social media and algorithms play an important role in young people’s digital behaviour. A better understanding of how they work can help prevent certain risks, such as cyberbullying and exposure to sensitive content or the factors that can affect mental health. Through its participation in the mūsae stories podcast, the e-Enfance / 3018 Association shares its expertise to raise awareness amongst the general public and support victims of digital abuse.
Our articles on the subject
3018 and 3114 sign an agreement to step up support for young people facing harassment, cyberbullying and psychological distress
Good digital habits for the new school year: a practical guide for families
Harassment and digital violence: secondary school pupils in the Pays de la Loire region can now contact the 3018 chat service from their laptops
DSA: 2 years on, where does the protection of minors stand online?
