How social factors may predict change experiences during recovery from psychosis.
How to take partAbout the study
This study focuses on how personal attributes and social factors (therapy, peer-support, friends etc.) may impact change processes AFTER psychosis.
It's hoped the study's outcomes will inform and improve psychological practitioners' practices when working with those recovering from psychosis experiences.
What will it involve?
The study has 2 parts. You can volunteer for just part 1, or both parts. Both parts would be anonymous and mask your identity.
1. An online survey about your psychosis event, changes you may have experienced afterwards and some personal/social factors impacting changes experienced during/after recovery.
2. I'd like to interview 10 survey participants about their post-psychosis changes in more depth (what changed, how changes happened, who may have been involved etc.).
Liza Saunders
Trainee Counselling Psychologist
This research on positive change following psychosis events is part of Liza's Doctoral research thesis in Counselling Psychology. She is currently working within an NHS psychosis service providing psychological therapies to help facilitate helpful change within clients.
Research conducted by: City, University of London
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