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Self-Care and Mental Health: Mapping Over A Decade of HCI Interventions
Technology increasingly supports self-care for understanding and improving one's own mental health. HCI is at the center of the turn towards self-care technology, yet we lack an account of who these interventions serve, what practices they support, how technology mediates those practices, and assump
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