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Help improve a health risk tool for people with experience of psychosis

Help improve a health risk tool for people with experience of psychosis

by Fraser Henderson | Oct 27, 2026 | Involvement

Equally Well UK and the McPin Foundation are looking for more people to join their Lived Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP). The panel helps develop and improve PsyMetRiC, a tool designed to identify physical health risks in young people with psychosis. Who can take...
Help improve a health risk tool for people with experience of psychosis

Share your experience of moving from children’s to teenage and young adult (TYA) services for cancer treatment

by Fraser Henderson | Oct 15, 2026 | Involvement

About the research Researchers at Cardiff University are looking to understand what it is like for young people to move from children’s cancer services to teenage and young adult (TYA) cancer services. They want to learn about the challenges people experience...
Help improve a health risk tool for people with experience of psychosis

Research into the Negative Effects of CBT for Racialised Adults

by Fraser Henderson | Oct 15, 2026 | Involvement

About the research Rebecca Itlas, a Trainee Clinical Psychologist at the University of East London, is conducting research into the potential negative effects of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) on racialised adults. Although CBT can be an effective form of...
Help improve a health risk tool for people with experience of psychosis

Survivor Advisory Board Member at Ella’s

by Fraser Henderson | Oct 15, 2026 | Involvement

About the opportunity Ella’s is looking for new members to join its Survivor Advisory Board, helping to shape the support it provides to women who have experienced trafficking and sexual exploitation. The Board brings together women with lived experience to...
Help improve a health risk tool for people with experience of psychosis

Exploring Transgender and Gender Diverse People’s Experiences of Fertility Treatment for Conception in the UK

by Fraser Henderson | Oct 15, 2026 | Involvement

About the research A Clinical Psychology Doctorate student at the University of East London is exploring the positive and negative experiences of transgender and gender diverse people who have used fertility treatment to conceive in the UK. The research aims to...
Help improve a health risk tool for people with experience of psychosis

Right Care from the Right Person? Lived Experiences of Mental Health Emergencies

by Fraser Henderson | Oct 13, 2026 | Involvement

A PhD study at the University of York exploring people’s experiences of multi-agency responses to mental health emergencies, including responses involving services such as the police, ambulance and A&E. The study also explores how these responses have been shaped...
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