FReDA

The FReDA study is looking at the CODA programme which aims to help parents and children recover after domestic abuse.

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Just an update on the study to say we are still recruiting to the main study and to the male study. If anyone is interested in taking part or finding our more please visit our website: https://t.co/5eXF0RLQ5r

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3/3 If you would like more information, please visit our website: https://t.co/xK4bQ0kUHD.

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2/3We are asking father’s/male caregivers in Cardiff or Southend to take part in an interview in order to ask about their experiences of support, what they think may be helpful for men and their children, and whether a group programme might be something they would consider attend

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1/3 As part of the FReDA study we are also interested in men who have experienced domestic abuse. We would like to find out what kind of support male parents/caregivers who have experienced domestic abuse think would be helpful for them and their child.

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2/4 CODA is a 12 week programme which aims to prevent or reduce the impact of DVA on children’s mental health. Children and mothers/female caregivers take part in activities to explore their feelings surrounding domestic abuse.

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4/4 If you would like more information, please visit our website: https://t.co/XisHtV6zDx

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3/4 The study we will compare whether children who take part in CODA do any better than similar children who don’t take part in CODA and receive usual care that is currently offered. We are only testing in two places at the moment; Cardiff and Southend.

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1/4 We are really excited to announce the FReDA study, which is the first UK study to test CODA, is open for recruitment in Cardiff and Southend. It is being run by a fantastic team at @UELPsychLondon, @Cardiffuni and @ARC_EoE.

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@DECIPHerCentre have also written a great piece on the FReDA study. https://t.co/9eLlDv32Og

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@UELPsychLondon has written a great blog on the FReDA study. Check it out. https://t.co/PsFT5AGxo6

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Researchers at @DECIPHerCentre are doing an amazing job of looking into domestic violence and abuse. They recently ran a workshop, we would highly recommend giving a watch. https://t.co/n6AVbB5dgg

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3/3 If you would like more information, please visit our website: https://t.co/xK4bQ0kUHD.

[FReDA @FReDAstudy]

1/3 As part of the FReDA study we are also interested in men who have experienced domestic abuse. We would like to find out what kind of support male parents/caregivers who have experienced domestic abuse think would be helpful for them and their child.

[FReDA @FReDAstudy]

2/3We are asking father’s/male caregivers in Cardiff or Southend to take part in an interview in order to ask about their experiences of support, what they think may be helpful for men and their children, and whether a group programme might be something they would consider attend

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We have had amazing support from @Cardiffwaid, @family_action and @AVAproject who we have partnered with us to deliver CODA. https://t.co/XkZS4idvCr

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4/4 If you would like more information, please visit our website: https://t.co/XisHtV6zDx

[FReDA @FReDAstudy]

1/4 We are really excited to announce the FReDA study, which is the first UK study to test CODA, is open for recruitment in Cardiff and Southend. It is being run by a fantastic team at @UELPsychLondon, @Cardiffuni and @ARC_EoE.

[FReDA @FReDAstudy]

3/4 The study we will compare whether children who take part in CODA do any better than similar children who don’t take part in CODA and receive usual care that is currently offered. We are only testing in two places at the moment; Cardiff and Southend.