Our Clinical Psychology trainees are involved in a range of research projects. Find out more about the specialist research our trainees have been undertaking.
- A study of how people with learning disabilities experience social media
- An investigation into the effectiveness of mindfulness-based interventions for informal carers
- Anorexia nervosa and emotion
- Brain injury: support and complexity
- Causes and consequences of sleep disturbance in young people
- Clinicians' experiences of using the MCA (2005) with people with intellectual disabilities
- Communication experiences of gender diverse young people
- Developing a measure of shame in the context of unacceptable obsessions in OCD
- Disunity in society, fractures at home: family relating in the context of divisive socio-political issues
- Examining the protective role of social support in forensic mental health
- Experience of compassion-based practice in individuals with persistent pain
- Experiences of fiction engagement in people with mental health problems
- Experiences of psychosis and hearing voices in the UK from an ethnic minority perspective
- Experiences of working in CAMHS
- Exploring voices and relationships in anorexia nervosa
- Formulation and anorexia nervosa
- How voice hearers develop more positive relationships with their voices and the role of encountering books aligned with the Hearing Voices Movement
- Investigation into participant experiences of guided self-help interventions for depression
- Meaningful natural mentoring relationship characteristics and informal therapeutic life space interactions for youth in care
- Medication adherence in adolescents and young children with chronic liver disease
- Mindfulness in the perinatal period
- Parenting experiences of military veterans diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder
- Psychosexual identity development in adolescent and young adult survivors of testicular cancer
- Racial microaggressions in cross-cultural supervision
- Refining psychological interventions for anorexia nervosa
- Secure services for people with learning disabilities
- Self-harm in people with learning disabilities
- Social media experience of young people
- The impact of trauma in functional neurological disorder
- The supervision needs of senior clinical psychologists
- Understanding interventions aimed at developing cultural competence
- Understanding mental health difficulties and disclosure within psychology professions
- A qualitative exploration of the experiences of palliative care staff when working with death and dying
- Adolescence, autism and technology: how technology can impact the social lives and wellbeing of adolescents with an autism diagnosis.
- Attitudes 2 voices: interactions between clinicians and voice hearers
- Chinese international students’ cross-cultural adaptation, mental health and related coping strategies and help-seeking behaviours in the UK
- Clinical psychologist responsible clinicians: exploring experiences and factors influencing uptake of the role
- Contact visits for looked after children: the views of children, parents and professionals
- Dialogical approaches to helping people who hear distressing voices: what are they and how do they work?
- Exploring minority stress in gender-diverse populations.
- Exploring the journey of voice hearing
- Exploring the relationship between clinical supervision and client outcomes
- Factors relating to boundaries and self-disclosure within mental health contexts
- Factors that impact on the risk of experiencing postnatal mental health difficulties for women who had an unplanned pregnancy: A review of the literature
- First time mothers social networking sites.
- Functional neurological disorder: a faith and cultural perspective.
- Hypnosis, response expectancy and migraines and tension-type headaches
- Illness related uncertainty in the lives of people living with HIV.
- Improving body image in an idealised media culture: community solutions and positive body image interventions.
- Investigating the processes involved in caring for looked after children.
- Investigation into alternatives to psychiatric disorders
- Mirroring and compassion in early motherhood
- Navigating home in refugeedom and in adolescence, alone
- People with learning disabilities' experiences of navigating society and systems
- Physical activity interventions and assessing people with intellectual disabilities
- Psychologist's responses to medication concerns
- Que(e)r(y)ing gender-based assaults of trans-identifying people`
- Targeted mental health interventions in schools.
- The challenges of mental health care provision for traumatised asylum seekers and refugees.
- The relationship between foster carers and looked after children: implications for mental health.
- The role of the organisational context across the psychosis service pathway.
- Therapy preference
- Understanding the lived experience of maladaptive daydreaming.