Reposted by Emma Soneson
We’re running a new study exploring how young people use AI chatbots like ChatGPT for mental health support. If you’re aged 16-25, live in the UK, and have used AI chatbots for mental health, we’d love to hear from you!! @oxchildpsych.bsky.social @emmasoneson.bsky.social
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![[Figure 4 from paper] Shows 4 network diagrams that show patterns of access and perceived helpfulness by gender (all, girl, boy, gender diverse/gender non-disclosing).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xpv6ssc77pgiuovb4ra2wrwx/bafkreigahxtkewiq2loetzsgwnjfciaznopfb7pimlcdc45v473vy3ydx4)
![[Figure 6 from paper] 6 network diagrams comparing 3 focal support types (parents/carers, school MH teams, and CAMHS), with lefthand networks representing those who found the focal type helpful and righthand showing those who did not find it helpful.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xpv6ssc77pgiuovb4ra2wrwx/bafkreibvkak5qgfhwivjf3jh6bkhhctvnv5mktmmdg7x4nw2lb5ee77qhe)
![[Figure 3 from the publication]: shows 2 network diagrams showing patterns of access and perceived helpfulness for those with sub-clinical and clinical RCADS scores (a measure of depression and anxiety)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xpv6ssc77pgiuovb4ra2wrwx/bafkreianximcizrnqbahluoqdcy5br6worgj3ot32dnbtfeymxjr3jakze)
![[Figure 2 from the publication]: shows a network diagram of 18 different types of mental health support young people report accessing in the last year, alongside perceived helpfulness.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xpv6ssc77pgiuovb4ra2wrwx/bafkreifx3av5l7mtq3atk5ylekrcdzmll6v6btm2nlsbuvn25mu54h2hb4)
