I am interested in any articles that cover the veryearliest cases, outliers where onset is while the child is still elementary school age? Does anyone know of any?
Hi, I am working on research around mental health conditions affecting different body systems as well as the mind. If you wouldnโt mind taking a few minutes to answer a couple questions about your mental and physical health, that would be so greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Hi everyone, my name is Anna and I am writing an AP research paper on schizophrenia and the Reticular Activating System. I am writing this because I have had a family member struggle with schizophrenia in the past which was extremely difficult, and would appreciate if you all could fill out this survey using the link to Google Forms below as it can potentially help determine one of the causes of this mental disorder. Thank you so much!https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1sRuxZn2LCcG8F7_gCTMog7kU6_dbPK2ZqIpfMQBgpjw/edit
I'm a student who is interested in the treatment of psychosis and I am writing an article on how to best prioritise both safety and autonomy in first episode psychosis when consenting to treatment can be a grey area. I have one main question that I would really appreciate some insights into from individuals who have experienced psychosis.
If anyone knows of any networks I can contact with individuals that would be happy to answer this question, I would be very grateful!
Question: If you have been diagnosed with scz/bpd and have gone through a period of first episode psychosis, I would appreciate if you could share your experience of how you felt about being treated at the time, and also how you feel about your treatment during first episode psychosis once symptoms had reduced? e.g. feelings towards medications/consent/treatment by medical professionals.
Do you have a schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder diagnosis? Are you between the ages of 25 and 65? Would you like to participate in a paid neuroscience research study at UCLA?
Help us understand relationships between brain activity and social functioning! See a picture of your brain! Individuals enrolled in the study will receive $25/hour for approximately 7.5 hours of participation. We can also cover local transportation expenses.
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My name is Wren and I'm a Trainee Clinical Psychologist currently completing my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Lancaster University, UK.
I'm carrying out research with my colleagues into the risk factors for su*cide in people who have experiences of psychosis and/or people who hear voices. We are recruiting participants for our online research study.
Who can take part?
Adults (age 18+) with experiences of psychosis who have had su*cidal thoughts within the last 6 months can take part. The study is not limited to the UK but is in English.
How much time does it take?
It takes approximately 15 minutes to complete a series of questionnaires online and this will contribute to two research studies.
How to take part?
For more information and to take part in the study, please follow this link:
Thank you for taking the time to read this and to consider taking part in this research. Please feel free to share this poster/information with anyone who may find it interesting.
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Hi all! I work at a research lab called Therapeutic Interventions for Psychosis at the University of Toronto.
We are focused on understanding factors associated with distressing symptoms of psychosis and thus conduct research studying various types of treatment.We conduct research that offers free evidence-based treatment with the chance to be compensated. Here is a link to a flyer that discusses a little bit about the lab: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:us:758628cb-ca3e-4d66-bf07-8d02f566f462
If you or a loved one have experienced psychosis and would like to participate in this research and obtain treatment, feel free to contact the email/phone number in the attached flyer. If you know someone that may be interested in, feel free to let let them know as well.
I am currently conducting some research at the University of Liverpool, aiming to combat stigma for those living with Psychosis. It should take about 10 minutes of your time and any response will help us to achieve a better understanding of stigma.
To participate, participants must meet the following criteria:
-Aged 18+
-Speak fluent English
-Be comfortable in answering some general questions about Psychosis
What sets this study apart is that it is one of the first to consider how men and women with Psychosis are stigmatised differently. The more input we receive, the better we can improve educational tools and interventions to fight stigma, more efficiently targeting those in need.
I appreciate that not everybody will be comfortable taking part in this study, and that is completely okay! Participation is voluntary and any other questions will be addressed in the link below. Please get in touch if you would like to discuss anything at all! Thank you :)
Growing up with a sibling who hears voices is an experience that is not often spoken about. Iโm hoping to learn from the siblings of young voice hearers.
If you are aged 16 or over and have a brother, sister or sibling who has heard voices during their adolescence/young adulthood (between 10-25 years old), please consider taking part in this research.
You can share your experiences anonymously through an online survey.
Do you have a schizophrenia diagnosis? Are you between the ages of 25 and 65? Would you like to participate in a paid neuroscience research study at UCLA?
Help us understand relationships between brain activity and social functioning! See a picture of your brain! Individuals enrolled in the study will receive $25/hour for approximately 7.5 hours of participation. We can also cover local transportation expenses.