This project aims to enhance engagement with between-session work in Low Intensity Cognitive Behavourial Therapy (CBT)-based interventions. Please follow for projects updates, communications or any outputs.
✏️ New research by ARC-GM PhD Fellow Mia Bennion, (@BennionMia) highlights the importance of between-session work in Cognitive behavioural therapy (#CBT).
Engaged patients see better outcomes & symptom reduction. Read more 👇
https://t.co/BwfsWYvJT5
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The first paper of this project is out!
Have a look to see what the evidence base suggests enhances patient engagement in between-session work in CBT 📄
Open access - https://t.co/9xKf4bg69U
✏️NEW PUBLICATION: Exploring the predictors of engagement with between-session work in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)-based interventions: a mixed-methods systematic review and “best fit” framework synthesis https://t.co/HxwZaoTsnJ… Open access available.
Are you a clinician in NHS Talking Therapies? Have you delivered a talking therapy to a South Asian Service User? Would you like to take part in an informal interview about your experience?
Get in touch - [email protected]
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📣 Calling any low intensity practitioners 📣 Would you like to take part in research about engagement with ‘homework’ during treatment? ✍🏾💭📄 See below and get in touch if interested ⬇️ We’re still recruiting!
Would you like to take part in mental health research at the University of Manchester? Do you work in an Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) service delivering talking therapies?
Contact Mia Bennion for further information: [email protected]
@AshleyFulwood I’m sorry to hear you had that experience Ashley. Regarding the research, we do ask that individuals have had at least one treatment session to take part in an interview but thank you for your interest in the study it is greatly appreciated.
Would you like to take part in mental health research at the University of Manchester? Have you received talking therapy from an Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT)?
Please contact Mia Bennion for further information: [email protected]
📣 Have you accessed/are currently accessing talking therapies and want to take part in research about your experience of completing ‘homework’ during treatment? ✍🏾📄💭 see below and get in touch ⬇️ We’re still recruiting!
Would you like to take part in mental health research at the University of Manchester? Have you received talking therapy from an Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT)?
Please contact Mia Bennion for further information: [email protected]
📣 We are still in need of low intensity practitioners to take part in our study 📣 Please get in touch if interested, all that is required is a one-off interview conducted F2F or remotely👩🏻💻
*RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY!*
Do you work in an Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) service and deliver talking therapies to individuals experiencing mental health difficulties?
If yes, then this research is for you! Contact Mia (details below) on how to get involved!
The latest addition to the PWP CPD Library. Keep up to date with curriculum changes PLUS a fascinating case study on the use of boxing as a LI intervention ! Join other Low Intensity Teams and sign up for the whole Library from £2.50/PWP/training ! https://t.co/lEFm1o3EE0
📣 Calling any IAPT Step 2 practitioners 📣 Would you like to take part in research about engagement with ‘homework’ during treatment? ✍🏾💭📄 See below and get in touch if interested ⬇️
Would you like to take part in mental health research at the University of Manchester? Do you work in an Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) service delivering talking therapies?
Contact Mia Bennion for further information: [email protected]
📣 Have you accessed talking therapies recently and want to take part in research about your experience of completing ‘homework’ during treatment? ✍🏾📄💭 see below and get in touch ⬇️
Would you like to take part in mental health research at the University of Manchester? Have you received talking therapy from an Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT)?
Please contact Mia Bennion for further information: [email protected]
💬 Earlier this year I met with my lived experience public contributors who are advising and informing the second phase of the project 🗣 I already know their input will be invaluable 🤗 #PPIE#MentalHealthResearchMatters