Titlebook: New Fathers, Mental Health and Digital Communication; Paul Hodkinson,Ranjana Das Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-66482-4Mental health; Fatherhood; Social media; Digital communities; New fathers; Men‘s mental health; Paternal m

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Introduction,nd raise key, unexplored questions about the role that digital technologies might play in the experience of sufferers. An overview is provided of existing research on fathers’ perinatal mental health difficulties and on engagement with digital technologies for those suffering with mental health and

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Repertoires of Illegitimacy,ing to terms with perinatal mental illness and the ways digital engagement might offer possibilities to help address what they’re going through. Drawing on theories of masculinity and understandings of the experience of having a baby, the authors outline how the biographical disruptions that can acc

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Paternal Struggles and Difficulties Seeking Support, them and the barriers fathers faced in coming to terms with and seeking support for their struggles. At the centre of the chapter’s findings are the ways in which fathers’ lack of preparation for having a baby and their positioning as peripheral yet stoic supporters of their partners had made it di

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Mediated Coping: A Spectrum of Digital Engagement,eir coping journeys. Including disconnection, distraction, learning and listening, reaching out and helping others, the chapter shows how the modes overlap and how an individual father might occupy several points on the spectrum at different points in their experience. The authors also show that, in

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