Looking for researchers with lived experience of psychosis

Home > What We Offer > Support to share your lived experience > Involvement Opportunities Board > Looking for researchers with lived experience of psychosis Reference no 27 Involvement Opportunity Looking for researchers with lived experience of psychosis National If you are a researcher with lived experience of psychosis, please consider taking part in this study. It is a qualitative study by the University of Bath investigating a psychosis social identity, or sense of belonging to the group of people who experience psychosis given evidence linking such social identities to health and wellbeing benefits. Interviews will take place on line and last approximately 60-90 mins. They Are Looking For People Who Are Aged over 18 yearsAble to participate in an interview conducted in EnglishAble to consent, and not currently too distressed to participateEmployed by a UK University or NHS Trust in a paid or voluntary capacity as a researcher with lived experienceCurrently have, or historically have had, experiences consistent with psychosis e.g., hearing voices, other unusual perceptual experiences, distressing beliefs that others don’t agree with e.g., that your personal safety may be at riskHave at some point accessed mental healthcare support and received a diagnosis consistent with psychosis If you apply to take part in this study please let the organisers know that you saw it advertised by Shaping Our Lives. Thank you! How to Apply Please contact Lorna Hogg, Chief Investigator: lih22@bath.ac.uk OR Tel: 01865 223771 Involvement Payment Details Participants will be offered £15 for participation.