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Writer, reader, theatre blogger, musicals fangirl, PhD student. All my thoughts have been replaced with showtunes.
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The therapist in your phone: are apps the answer to our mental health crisis?

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By Jess Dixon
| byteside.com
Despite campaigns designed to bust stigma and get us talking about mental health more freely, seeking help can unfortunately still be a taboo subject. But mental health struggles can affect anyone. In November 2020, UK charity Mind reported that more people had experienced a mental health crisis during the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic than ever previously recorded, with calls to its helpline rising to twice their usual volume on some days.
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Re-thinking Women's Sport Research: Looking in the Mirror and Reflecting Forward

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By Jess Dixon, Michelle O'Shea, Rachel Allison, Pompea College
| Frontiers
Introduction While women's sport research has undoubtedly progressed, only a few token statistics have broken through into mainstream conversation and informed industry decision-making over the past decade. Arguably the most popular academic reference in women's sport refers to research that has tracked media coverage inequities. The oft-cited 4% statistic refers to the percentage of coverage afforded to women's sport in sports media.
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How to Podcast About Difficult Subjects Without Harming Yourself

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By Jess Dixon
| The Bello Collective
Podcasters have a responsibility to our subjects and our audiences — and our own mental health. One of the things I appreciate most about the podcasting medium is that creators are free to discuss the topics that mean the most to them. Whether it’s politics or health, #MeToo or COVID-19, podcasters all around the world get on the mic to address the things that are on their minds. But inevitably, sometimes those topics will be challenging.
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