Nilima Chowdhury

5PUBLICATIONS
4CO-AUTHORS
Feminist and queer theoryOrganisational, interpersonal and intercultural communicationPsychosocial aspects of childbirth and perinatal mental healthFeminist theory
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Publications (5)

|Aug 11, 2026
Becoming a "critical" social media user: Young women's discursive negotiations of responsibility within public health discourses.

|Mar 16, 2026
'If you're not careful, it can be toxic': young women's accounts of 'healthy' social media use and wellbeing.

Nilima Chowdhury, Eileen J Rabel, Dulce Ferraz

|Mar 06, 2025
Between being affected and being an active emotion 'manager': young women's accounts of social media use and wellbeing.

Nilima Chowdhury, Eileen J Rabel, Dulce Ferraz

|May 05, 2020
Practicing the Ideal Depressed Self: Young Professional Women's Accounts of Managing Depression.

Nilima Chowdhury

|May 03, 2019
Polyphonies of depression: The relationship between voices-of-the-self in young professional women aka 'top girls'.

Nilima Chowdhury, Kerry Gibson, Margaret Wetherell

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Frequent Collaborators

3 joint publications

Maria Del Rio Carral

2 joint publications

Eileen Rabel

1 joint publications

Dulce Ferraz

1 joint publications

Antonia Lyons