Research Focus:
Critical mental health; non-clinical recovery; youth digital cultures; critical health education; creative workshop methods
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Natalie Hendry is a Vice Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Media and Communication. Her research explores everyday social media and digital technology practices in the context of critical approaches to education, mental health, media, wellbeing, youth studies and policy. This brings draws on her experience prior to academia, working in community education, secondary schools and hospital settings, and consulting for health organisations and industry.
Natalie’s postdoctoral research investigates the role of social media and digital governance in the lives of young people whose parents or adult family members are experiencing mental ill-health. Using digital ethnography and creative workshop methods, this project explores emerging and potential online opportunities to enhance digital outreach and support for these and other diverse families.
Natalie completed her PhD in Media and Communication at RMIT University and her thesis explored visual social media practices and the experiences of young people engaged with adolescent psychiatric services in Melbourne.
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