Mark Wright

Dr. Mark Wright is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Humanities and Social Science at the University of Brighton, serving as Subject Lead for Psychology and Counselling. His research focuses on childhood and adolescence, particularly exploring coping behaviors, mental health interventions, and the impact of consumer culture and media exposure on youth well-being. He collaborates widely, contributing to interdisciplinary projects and international studies on adolescent development.

His research interests span mental health through digital media (e.g., podcasts), emotional and behavioral disorders in children, and the societal influences shaping youth psychology. Notable projects include The Rez podcast series addressing mental health awareness and interventions for adolescents.

Recent publications highlight trends in digital media as therapeutic tools and the mediating role of consumer-focused coping strategies in childhood well-being. His work bridges academic research with applied solutions, such as mental health education through creative storytelling.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided texts. Collaborations span global networks, focusing on topics like polyvictimization in adolescents and cross-cultural studies. Wright is actively involved in textbook contributions, such as the 2018 Social Development chapter in the BPS textbook series.