Online Student Wellbeing Module on Understanding Unusual Experiences
How to take partAbout the study
Starting university can be a stressful time for some people. University wellbeing programmes include very little information on psychosis, so students may not recognise or understand psychotic symptoms if they or friends experience them.
The aim in this study is to develop and evaluate a brief online wellbeing module for university students on understanding psychotic experiences.
What will it involve?
You are invited to complete a single session, 30 minute online module.
You will be randomly assigned either the new module on psychotic symptoms, or an alternative wellbeing module. Everyone taking part will complete some brief questions before and after the modules.
The study is open to students with or without current mental health problems.
Natalie Steer
Trainee Clinical Psychologist
I am a Trainee Clinical Psychologist at Oxford University in the final year of my doctorate. I have developed an online wellbeing module alongside academics and experts by experience on understanding psychotic experiences as it is a topic young people have said they want to understand better.
Research conducted by: The University of Oxford
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