Mikael Andersén
PhD student at Department of Women's and Children's Health; Physiotherapy and behavioral medicine
- E-mail:
- mikael.andersen@uu.se
- Visiting address:
- MTC-huset, Dag Hammarskjölds väg 14B, 1tr
752 37 Uppsala - Postal address:
- Akademiska sjukhuset, MTC-huset
751 85 Uppsala
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Short presentation
Licensed psychologist and PhD student at the Department of Women's and Children's Health.
Is doing research concerning youth-friendly health services and mental health. The research is primarily being conducted at Swedish Youth Health Clinics, and concerns how young people perceive mental health, what the mental health of visitors at Youth Health Clinics is like and how staff at youth health clinics experience working at a youth-friendly health service establishment.
Keywords
- adolescent
- adolescent health
- adolescent mental health
- youth research
- youth-friendly health services
Biography
Has a BA in Practical Philosophy from Stockholm University (degree passed in 2009) and a MSc in Psychology (degree passed in 2015)
Licensed psychologist since September 2016. Has worked as a psychologist within Primary Care and Health, Region Uppsala, since 2016, first at a Youth Health Clinic and then within regular primary care, specializing on adolescents and young adults.
Has also conducted research in eating disorders and suicidality.
Publications
Recent publications
- “It’s about how you take in things with your brain” - young people’s perspectives on mental health and help seeking (2024)
- Development and usability evaluation of an electronic health report form to assess health in young people (2023)
- Diagnosis‐specific self‐image predicts longitudinal suicidal ideation in adult eating disorders (2017)
All publications
Articles
- “It’s about how you take in things with your brain” - young people’s perspectives on mental health and help seeking (2024)
- Development and usability evaluation of an electronic health report form to assess health in young people (2023)
- Diagnosis‐specific self‐image predicts longitudinal suicidal ideation in adult eating disorders (2017)