The Emergence of the Digital World: Friend or Foe to Young Adults in the Post-Pandemic Era?

Dr. Elsie L. C. Ong is a Lecturer in Biological Psychology, University of Northampton and a Dissertation Supervisor in UCL. She has worked in many universities in Asia and the UK for over ten years. Elsie is active in leading research that focuses in the mental health of young adults; especially those going through university transitions. Her expertise in cognitive neuroscience and psychology has also initiated further exploration on the underlying causes of mental health problems and later sparkles potentials for suicide preventions and interventions. Elsie is devoted to the study of psychological wellbeing in young adults and has published her research through internationally renowned conferences and reputed journals such as Frontiers in psychiatry. These experiences have helped to keep her most up-to-date on the latest development in preventions and interventions in mental health.

Dr. Elsie L. C. Ong是諾桑比亞大學的生物心理學講師，也是倫敦大學學院的論文指導教師。她在亞洲和英國的多所大學工作了十多年。Elsie致力於領導關注年輕成年人心理健康的研究，尤其是那些正在經歷大學轉變的人。她在認知神經科學和心理學方面的專業知識也促使進一步探索心理健康問題的潛在原因，並引發對自殺預防和干預的潛力的研究。Elsie致力於研究年輕成年人的心理福祉，並通過國際知名的會議和聲譽卓著的期刊（如Frontiers in psychiatry）發表了她的研究成果。這些經驗有助於使她始終保持對心理健康預防和干預的最新發展的了解。