Last Updated on 09/01/2023
Graduating year 2022
Rosie Ainsworth
A sense of belonging: Childhood abuse, intolerance of uncertainty and bipolar disorder
Cerys Bailey
A qualitative exploration of emergency practitioner’s perspectives towards functional seizures and self-harm behaviours
Gina Bannister
Emotion regulation and psychological mechanisms in parenthood
Fiona Boyd
The qualitative explorations of mental health in rural adolescents and UK sheep farmers
Julieanne Briones
The relationships between the flows of compassion and job-related affective wellbeing in helpline volunteers
Amy Burgess
Fathers experiences of perinatal loss
Hayley Butler
How people make sense of their partner’s cognitive and emotional difficulties following acquired brain injury
Aimee Cairns
Telehealth imagery focused therapy for people with delusions
Sophie Cochrane
A qualitative exploration of communication impairment following stroke
Rachel D’Sa
The experiences of staff who support people with intellectual disabilities
Shannon Dandy
Parenting a child with congenital heart disease: Experiences of diagnosis, identity and parental role
Claire Evans
Neurodevelopmental disorders and the journey to diagnosis: An exploration of adults’ experiences
Emily Goodman
Working on the frontline of public service
Samantha Harpur
The experience of psychological care for women with endometriosis
Heather Havlin
A qualitative exploration of limb loss
Mike Heyes
Influences on worker’s role with children in residential settings: A grounded theory
Sophie Holding
Understanding the barriers and enablers to escaping homelessness throughout the pathway to rough sleeping
Michaela Lagdon
Issues in acute psychiatric inpatient services: staff experiences of suicide and risk-assessments
Emma Mellor
The experience of eating difficulties for individuals with inflammatory bowel disease
Corinna Milroy
Factors associated with the mental wellbeing of medical professionals
Holly Riches
Team formulation: A qualitative exploration of service users’ views
Tom Speight
Team formulation for foster carers: A qualitative analysis
Laura Williams
Measurement and impact of childhood bullying experiences
Becky Wright
Professional quality of life and wellbeing with mental health professionals
Graduating year 2021
Sara Asensio Cruz
The experiences of men who self-harm: A qualitative analysis
Johanna Barraclough
Caregivers’ engagement with online support
Sylwia Bazydlo
Functional movement disorders: Exploring lived experiences and psychological interventions
Jessica Creighton
Self-esteem and wellbeing in Deaf adults
Susan Doak
The influence of individual and social factors on attitudes and stigma towards Deaf people
Nina Fernandes
Multidisciplinary team perspectives of borderline personality disorder and clinicians’ experiences of support
Ciaran Foley
Exploring the experience of stigma in functional neurological disorder and mindfulness for functional seizures
Helen Gowling
Psychological factors associated with distress and wellbeing in dystonia
Sophie Green
How does receiving a personality disorder diagnosis affect wellbeing? A grounded theory investigation
Gemma Hayes
The role of self-concept clarity in adult attachment, adverse childhood experiences and psychotic like experiences
Nina Hewitson
A qualitative study of the experiences of moving on from a non-residential democratic therapeutic community
Rebecca Mayor
A meta-synthesis of stigma in epilepsy and an empirical exploration of self-disgust in epilepsy
Amy Nickson
Social psychological factors in healthcare engagement
Adam Pitt
Democratic therapeutic communities and the experience of belongingness: A qualitative exploration
Emily Retkiewicz
Healthcare professionals’ capacity for compassion and interactions with people diagnosed with eating disorders
Thomas Rozwaha
“Like working on the battlefield”: Experiences of nurses during emerging infectious disease epidemics
David Saddington
Burnout and retention among psychological practitioners: A qualitative investigation into the influence of organisational factors
Jess Smith
A qualitative exploration of the impact of persistent pain
Tom Speight
Team formulation for foster carers: A qualitative analysis
Amy Tomlinson
Narratives of voice hearing and mental health
Rosie Wheeler
Clinical psychologists’ use of reflection within their clinical work
Gina Wieringa
The experience of living with a neurodegenerative condition
Debbie Wood
Examining the caregiver-child dynamic on youth disclosure of transgender identity
Natalie Yau
Autistic adults’ experiences of psychological therapy and wellbeing: A qualitative analysis
Graduating year 2020
Jenni Benkoff
Emotional experiences in emergency ambulance services
Amy Brown
Impact of obstructive sleep apnoea and experiences of using positive airway
Helena Coleman
The impact on emotional well-being: Experiences of being a palliative care volunteer
Claire Downs
The paradox of forensic care: Supporting sexual offenders
Emma Fowler
Using an assessment tool to support capacity assessments undertaken remotely in the context of a global health crisis: A feasibility study
Hannah Gordon
The experience of body image for people with a left ventricular assist device
Sophie Harrison
The “sub-culture” created through austere measures: Understanding the cycle to break it
Chris Hunt
Experiences of therapy in a gender and sexually diverse world
Natalie Leigh
The influence of a lack of social support and perceived stigma for individuals with multiple sclerosis and motor neurone disease
Lily Lewis
Self-conscious emotions amongst survivors of trauma
Melissa Longworth
Self-compassion and coping in chronic illness groups
Sam Mellor
Exploring staff experiences of therapeutic relationships and team formulation in forensic mental health services
Rohan Morris
Assessing the relationships people have with their voices
Lindsay Prescott
Associations between illness perceptions, self-criticism, self-reassurance and recovery outcomes following traumatic brain injury
Laura-Jayne Richardson
A qualitative exploration of emotional expression for healthcare professionals working within end-of-life
Hayley Slater
Experiences of psychological distress, uncertainty and coping amongst people with cancer
Lizzy Steyert
Young people’s experiences of abuse and conflict within their intimate partner relationships
Charlotte Thompson
Social Justice is the best therapy: Exploring lived-experiences of welfare reform on the United Kingdom
John Timney
Stigma, fear of compassion and chronic pain
Graduating year 2019
Cormac Duffy
An exploration of the neuropsychological needs of individuals experiencing homelessness
Sana Gill
Acknowledging the unseen: Muslim practitioners’ understandings and processes of alleviating emotional distress with British Muslims
Kristian Glenny
The experience of professionals working with children and young people who display harmful sexual behaviours
Kathryn Hughes
Disordered eating and the relationships with post-traumatic stress, self criticism and fear of compassion
Melissa Leigh
Living well with an acquired visual impairment: A narrative analysis
Gemma Parry
Veterans experiences of reintegration and successfully managing post-traumatic stress
Phaedra Robinson
Self-harm and suicidality among lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans youth: The role of school-based connectedness
Jessica Sheffield
Experiences of supporting organ transplant recipients
Natalie Sowter
Cognition, compassion and wellbeing among people with Parkinson’s
Catrina Stansfield
Psychological factors influencing women’s postpartum mental health
Elizabeth Tane
Burnout and compassion in acute mental health wards
Jeri Tikare
The experience of adjusting to acquired brain injuries
Sophie Valavanis
The relationships between nurses’ emotional intelligence
Andrew Wah
A qualitative exploration of how people with bipolar disorder consider risk-taking in everyday situations
Marie Winterson
Exploring psychological and therapeutic needs among refugees and asylum seekers
Graduating year 2018
Natasha Cullingham
Psychological inflexibility and non-epileptic attack disorder
Benjamin Helliwell
The role of self-disgust in the relationship between childhood trauma and psychotic experience
Elizabeth Hickman
Understanding compassion in learning disability services
Maximilian Homberger
Exploring the experiences and understandings of psychosis through relationships with family members, mental health services, and society
Kimberley Keegan
‘I am simply an ahtlete’: A psychological exploration of athletic identity in physical impairment and amputation
Javier Malda Castillo
Asthma, caregiving and mental health: The mind keeps the score
Shaneela Malik
Does prosthetist communication style predict psychosocial adjustment and satisfaction with a prosthesis following limb amputation
Helen McGauley
The experience of living in poverty, the role of stigma and mental health: A qualitative analysis
Mattia Monastra
The role of affective theory of mind in the association between trauma and psychotic-like experiences
Andrew Morgan
The impact and experience of living with dystonia
Selane Rigby
Cancer: Emotional experiences
Leona Rose
An exploration of emotional distress and sleep in a stroke rehabilitation setting
Lauren Rutter
Emergency personnel’s experiences of their role
Eleanor Catherine Taylor
Experiences of being maintained on a ventricular assist device
Ellysia-Grace Thompson
The cost of caring: What contributes to compassion fatigue?
Danielle Verity
Stigma, perceived control and health-related quality of life for individuals experiencing Parkinson’s disease
Graduating year 2017
Rebecca Ashton
A qualitative exploration of the impact of stress and workplace adversity on healthcare staff experiences, well-being and resilience
David Baker
Psychological perspectives on stigma and self-compassion in adults with epilepsy
Laura Binsale
Self-concept clarity, adverse experiences and psychopathology
Joanna Cheng
The mechanisms of psychological therapy with people with long-term physical health conditions
Aoife Clarke
A systematic review of the concept of self-disgust, and an empirical examination of its role in post-traumatic stress difficulties
Toni Deavin
A qualitative exploration of family members’ experiences of paediatric chronic illness
Ruth Elsdon
A qualitative exploration of the experiences of women involved in sex work
Kate Empson
Family carers and mental health: The role of self compassion
Stephanie Fagan
A compassionate and relational understanding of borderline personality disorder
Rachael Faulkner
Experiences of transition to secondary school in children with a cleft lip and/or palate
Gemma Foat-Smith
Staff experiences in paediatric trauma services: Exploring perceptions of resilience when dealing with distress
Thomas Heavey
A qualitative exploration of how risk is conceptualised and worked with in mental health services
Hayley Higson
Exploration of mental health professionals’ views on hope and austerity: The synergy of a paradox?
Mel Hugill
Early life adverse experiences and the effect on parenting stress and schizotypal symptons
Ciara Joyce
Lived long-term experience of eating disorders: A narrative exploration
Rosie Kirkham
Exploring the experiences of staff working in forensic mental health settings
Jessica Moore
A qualitative exploration of the movement disorder experience
James Oliver
Being the parent of a child with either a cleft lip and /or palate or limb difference
Alice Pettitt
Women’s stories of emotional distress, relational experiences and sense-making. Listening in a different way
Rebecca Potts
Disability following traumatic brain injury: Considering the wider context
Lucy Rathbone
The role of emotions in obsessive-compulsive experiences
Charlene Rouski
Looked after children’s experiences of self-harm: A qualitative analysis
Anna Chiara Sicilia
Risk-taking behaviour in people diagnosed with bipolar disorder
Laura Smith
What are the experiences of caring for a loved one with a chronic illness
Rachel Watterson
Emotional and systemic experiences of having a partner with dementia
Laura Wedlock
The role of interpreters in accessing psychological support and developing relationships in mental health and deafness
Emma Williamson
Does professional language affect help seeking in young people? A randomised study
Graduating year 2016
Rachel Barcroft
Chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis and fibromyalgia: A social model of disability perspective
Claire Browne
Psychological interventions in forensic learning disability services: A focus on anger and aggression
Nicolas Burden
Body image and self-disgust as self-appraisals influencing adjustment to limb amputation
Anna Clancy
An exploration of experiences of bipolar disorder with couples
Josie Davies
Psychosocial pathways involved in the development of psychosis
Anna Duxbury
What is the process by which a decision to administer electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) or not is made: A grounded theory informed study from the perspectives of those involved
Natasha Goakes
The relationships between mental health experiences, trauma and posttraumatic growth
Mirella Hopper
Quantitative investigations of compassion satisfaction and challenges to compassion in mental health professionals
Kerry Irving
Relatives’ experiences of last resort interventions for people with mental health difficulties
Rachel McKail
Exploring transracial and transethnic international adoption
Jay McNeil
An exploration of transgender people’s mental health
Kelly Price
What is the relationship between self harm and self compassion in the context of voice hearing
Laurence Regan
The views of adults with Huntington’s disease on assisted dying: A psychological exploration
Graham Simpson-Adkins,
Parents, adverse childhood experiences and psychological distress
Claire Smith-Gowling
Towards an understanding of the self-behaviour of vulnerable young people
Heather Spankie
The importance of addressing the impact of contextual difficulties on mental health
Liz Tallentire
Psychological characteristics related to epileptic and non-epileptic seizures
Rachael Theed
Psychological distress in the context of Huntington’s disease
Nicola Tikare
The experience of seizures: Epilepsy and non-epileptic attack disorder
Emma Warren
An exploration of adult attachment, style, empathy and social distance
Graduating year 2015
Jo Bradley
Sleep disturbances following traumatic brain injury: Lived experiences and the use of psychological interventions
Kay Brewster
Client experiences of CBT: Factors influencing engagement
Laura Cramond
Exploring experiences of compassion and resilience in clinical psychologists working in palliative care
William Curvis
Self-esteem and social anxiety following brain injury
Sarah Davidson
Recovery and sense of self for individuals with a borderline personality disorder diagnosis
Benjamin Dawson
The experience of low grade and pituitary tumours
Pascal Diab
Neuropsychological assessment and coping in traumatic brain injury
Nicola Faye Edwards
Experiences of support following a diagnosis of breast cancer
Rachael Ellis
What is the lived experience of young people during their admission to a psychiatric inpatient unit
Rebecca Hough
Psychiatric diagnosis: Learning from people who experience distress and the practitioners who work with them
Charlotte Ingham
Experiences of non-heterosexual women in relation to psychological wellbeing
Melissa Leigh
Living well with acquired visual impairment: A narrative analysis
Helen Lewthwaite
Challenging behaviours: Caregiver attributions and emotional experiences
Ailsa Lord
The experiences of staff supporting people with dementia, death and bereavement
Sarah Parry
Qualitative explorations of talking therapies for CSA survivors and therapeutic relationships for people experiencing dissociation
Bethan Roberts
An exploration of the way in which services support adolescents with eating disorders
Sarah Saveker
Relationships between mental imagery, emotion and suicidality in extreme mood states
Elizabeth Margaret Tallentire
Psychological factors related to epileptic and non-epileptic seizures
Roisin Turner
Psychiatric diagnosis: Views of service users and professionals
Emma Tyerman
Family experiences after paediatric acquired brain injury
Helen Walls
Well-being in psychologists
Marcelina Watkinson
Mothers’ experiences of postpartum psychosis and negative emotions during breastfeeding
Graduating year 2014
Dawn Johnson
Exploring experiences of parenting a child with autism
Amy Singleton
Young people’s perspectives on the role of the media in wellbeing
Kate Houlihan
Caring for looked after children from the perspectives of foster carers and social workers
Olivia Wadham
Understanding shared experiences of couples and families in which one person has dementia
Caroline Wyatt
Postnatal mental distress: Exploring the experiences of professionals, mothers, and significant others
Reed Cappleman
Managing bipolar moods without medication: A qualitative investigation
Amy D’Sa
Exploration of how children and young people self-construe following a traumatic experience
Hannah Wilson
Clinical psychologists’ experiences of accessing personal therapy during training
Rachel Wass
Compassion and burnout in community mental health work
Jennifer Hewitt
Young people, home and homelessness: A narrative exploration
Lucy Morris
The process of change in non-residential therapeutic communities
Diarmaid O’Lonargain
Experiencing health services and mentalisation-based treatment for borderline personality disorder: Service user perspectives
Roxanna Mohtashemi
An exploration of psychiatrists’ understanding and use of psychological formulation
Richard Colley
Hearts and minds: How do people experience and psychologically recover from traumatic cardiac treatment-related events?
Alexandra Turner
Caring for patients with dementia in a general hospital setting
Lisa Jones
An exploration of coping in sex work
Irram Walji
Narrative identities and self-constructs of individuals with histories of sexual and violent offences
Graduating year 2013
Jade Ark
Navigating the organ donation journey
Catherine Elson
The narratives of life before and after cardiothoracic transplant
Victoria Cairns
Experiences of support for first-episode psychosis: Family member seeking help and service user engagement with psychosocial formulation
Emma Chorlton
An exploration of the experiences of people with coexisting mental health and substance use difficulties
Sophie Croft
Does coping mediate the relationship between attachment style and substance use in a clinical and non-clinical sample?
Peter Dargan
Mental imagery and self-injury
Jannine Dowling
Therapists’ perceptions of the therapeutic alliance in ‘mandatory’ therapy with sex offenders
Samantha Fitzpatrick
Evolutionary processes in paranoia
Tim Fullen
Stories from adoptive parents: A narrative analysis
Suzanne Heffernan
The role of religion and faith in the recovery journey of individuals with experience of psychosis
Samantha Large
Service users’ experiences of risk management in relation to their own self-harm
Peter Lydon
Lived experiences of rupture and endings in psychological therapy
Gail Meadows
The development of the fatigue severity scale for people who have experienced a traumatic brain injury
Peter Morgan
A qualitative analysis of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for stress for therapy health care workers
Nicola Pilkington
The experiences of body image in young women with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM)
Jennifer Pomfret
Narratives of living well with cystic-fibrosis
Sumayah Refaat
Experience of bipolar disorder from the perspectives of parents with the diagnosis of family members
Stacey Story
Providing therapy whilst pregnant: Reflections of clinical psychologists after returning to work
Katherine Taylor
Art, creativity and mental health
Graduating year 2012
Claire Anderson
What is the process by which placement supervisors make difficult decisions in trainee assessment?
Eirini Athanasopoulou
Understanding previous experiences and developing parenting views: The perspective of adults who have been in care
Sharon Carr
Clients’ experiences of CBT: Meta-synthesis exploring experience and a narrative analysis of maintaining change
Helen Casey
Experiences of apathy in people with Parkinson’s disease: A qualitative exploration
Samantha Cooke
Narratives of experts by experience and conceptualisations of mental health recovery
Katy Flynn
“A post-transplant person”. Narratives of heart of lung transplantation and intensive care unit delirium
Ian Gill
Psychological factors associated with posttraumatic stress following brain injury
James Heath
Living with a pituitary tumour: A narrative analysis
Yvonne Heslop
Admission to discharge: Experiences of inpatient mental health care from the perspective of individuals with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder
Carla Innes
Mechanisms of change in compassion focused therapy: A grounded theory investigation
Susan Knowles
Exploring parents’ understandings of their child’s journey into offending behaviours: A narrative analysis
Caroline Maxted
Huntington’s disease: Family experiences and presymptomatic genetic testing in young people
Claire McDonald
Palliative care professionals’ experiences of unusual spiritual phenomena at the end of life
Sinead Murphy
Narratives of change in fathers who have completed an Incredible Years parent training programme
Cara Pouchly
Cultural competence: The importance of exploring identity
Karen Quinn
The experience of stroke from the perspectives of survivors and partners
Elizabeth Rushbrooke
Exploring intimate relationships for people with intellectual disabilities
Carey Viala
Eating disorders, alexithymia and emotions: A narrative review and qualitative study
Rebecca Waldron
Navigating the solid organ transplant process
Samuel Watts
Cultural factors in the provision of psychological support
Graduating year 2011
Deb Anderson
Making sense of intimacy and sexual health for people with exstrophy-epispadias complex conditions
Natalie Arran
Illness perceptions, coping styles and psychological distress in adults with Huntington’s disease
Suzey Breckon
Listening to the voices of intellectually disabled offenders: Qualitative enquiry in secure services
Ruth Clayton
The journey through early intervention services: A narrative analysis
Catherine Cooper
Stories of ongoing transition: An exploration of becoming and being retired
Deanna Donnellan
The interpersonal impact of trauma: Couples’ experiences and current approaches to treatment
Rebecca Dunn
The relationship between trauma and psychosis
Jana Fusekova
Mechanisms of change: A qualitative investigation into the emergence of exits in cognitive analytic therapy
Ayse Gurpinar-Morgan
The process of seeking asylum in the United Kingdom
Victoria Lee
Older people’s experiences of residential care
Claire Matchwick
The perceptions of cause and control in people with Alzheimer’s disease
Kriten Mistry
Exploring the psychological experiences of people living with a diagnosis of motor neurone disease
Charlotte Morris
Emotion and self-harm
Kathryn Pemberton
Self-conscious emotions and eating disorders
Jodie Quigg
An exploration into the active ingredients within therapeutic practice: A meta-synthesis of the therapeutic alliance and a grounded theory of the mechanisms of change
Karen Seal
Family experiences of the cancer journey
Nicola Spence
Improving the effectiveness of supervision: A clinical psychology perspective
Emily Suter
Obesity: An emotion focused understanding and the role of clinical psychology
Graduating year 2010
Elizabeth Allsop
The construction of the coparenting relationship: A qualitative enquiry
Melanie Booth
The self regulation model and psychological outcomes of people with primary brain tumours
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Stories of adoption: A narrative analysis
Suzi Curtis
Aspects and stories of helpful therapy and its outcomes: A narrative enquiry
Mary Delaney
Perceptions of cause and control of impulse control disorders in people with Parkinson’s disease
Amy Fisher
Partners of alcohol-dependent adults: intervention effectiveness, predictors of enabling behaviours and gathering data by-proxy
Tessa Franken
A qualitative exploration into adolescents’ understanding of emotional difficulties in female peers
Karen Green
Couples’ participation in dementia research and partners’ perspectives on their relationship in young onset dementia
Rebecca Jones
An investigation of vicarious posttraumatic growth
Catherine Keen
A qualitative exploration of sensing presence of deceased following bereavement
Rachel Lever
Religiosity: Effects on client and clinician
Christina Mason
A narrative exploration of the experiences of clinical psychologists following client suicide
Lindsay McMahon
The experience of fibromyalgia: A narrative inquiry
Zoe Nowell
The subjective experience of personhood in dementia care settings
Cathy Parker
A qualitative investigation of the experience of coping and recovery from stroke at a young age
Aneela Pilkington
Psychological well-being and barriers to accessing psychological services within South Asian and Muslim populations
Helena Rose
Using a participatory approach to explore how young people understand the concept of social inclusion
Ian Rushton
Developing an early therapeutic alliance with the transferred client
Sangeetha Senthinathan
A qualitative exploration of the role of identity in older people experiencing chronic pain
Rachel Skippon
Exploring and supporting stories of resilience in parenthood
Greg Taylor
A qualitative investigation into non-clinical voice hearing: What factors may protect against distress?
Graduating year 2009
Rachel Chin
A qualitative exploration of first time fathers’ experiences of becoming a father
Keely Clarke
Do shame, self-criticism and/or depression mediate the relationship between negative early life experiences and later problems with eating?
Beatrice Cox
How does having Asperger syndrome affect parenting experience?
Fiona Eccles
Perceptions of cause and control in people with Parkinson’s disease
Kathryn Evans
Support staff’s experiences of relationship formation and development in secure services
Kara Garforth
Service users’ perceptions of change following treatment in democratic therapeutic communities
Katie Hatton
The experience of guilt, shame and entrapment in carers of people with dementia and the relationship of these variables to psychological outcome
Katie Jackson
Understanding young offenders’ experiences of drinking alcohol: An interpretative phenomenological analysis
Jenny King
Dementia and long-term care experiences from a relative’s perspective
Amy Mawson
A qualitative exploration of voice hearing within an interpersonal context
Victoria Molyneaux
The caring relationship: reflections on terminology and the concept of ‘couplehood’ compulsions in people with dementia
Rachel Orr
A qualitative study exploring people’s responses to their partners’ and spouses’ obsessions and compulsions
Hannah Osborne
A psychosocial model of parent fixation in people with dementia: The role of personality and attachment
Amie Smith
Attachment patterns, supervisory style and the supervisory working alliance
Katie Splevins
Theories of posttraumatic growth: Vicarious and cross-cultural aspects
Lesley Taylor
Listening to people with learning disabilities about their identity and experiences of therapy
Jan Warnes
‘Rebuilding after the storm’: Stories of young motherhood
Louise Woods
Multiple Sclerosis and the experience of self
Graduating year 2008
Jane Bewley
Does alexithymia mediate the relationship between obligatory exercise and eating pathology in adult female exercisers?
Claire Blackburn
Client attachment to services, satisfaction with services and their predictors
Naomi Brown
Retrospective accounts of cognitive behaviour therapy for eating disorders: Which aspects were most useful
Clare Dixon
A qualitative exploration into young children’s perspectives and understandings of emotional difficulties in other children
Jennifer Elvish
Clinical and demographic predictors of poor insight in individuals with obsessions and compulsions
Sara Evans
Stroke, psychological outcomes and the self-regulatory model
Stephen Field
Subjective experiences of personal relationships throughout the course of schizophrenia: Low secure service-users’ perspectives
Lee Fitzpatrick
A qualitative analysis of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy in Parkinson’s disease
Sonia Guirguis
Burnout and ways of coping among workers in young offender services
Kathryn Heaton
Men with intellectual disabilities who display sexually abusive behaviour
Gemma Horridge
BurnEd: Exploring the factors influencing a burn-injured child’s return to education.
Clare Jefferson
The pregnancy and health care experiences of women who became mothers when they were teenagers
Kelly McCarthy-Sweeney
The impact of adolescent self-harm on parental well-being
Louise McKenzie
An examination of the factors that affect activities of daily living skills in individuals who have undergone coronary artery bypass graft surgery
Chantel Morland
An investigation of the factors associated with body dissatisfaction in adult men
Louise Phin
Paradox and conflict: An exploration of personal accounts of self-harm and self-injury
Jonathan Rust
Evaluation of a school-based intervention addressing children’s appraisals of interparental conflict
Rachel Scullion
Exploring bereavement and spirituality in adults with intellectual disabilities
Emma Simpson
The experiences of administrative staff working in Child and Adolescent Mental Health: A grounded theory study
Alison Thorpe
Patients’ experiences of psychiatric intensive care: A wellbeing perspective
David Todd
A phenomenological analysis of delusions in people with Parkinson’s disease
Jane Toner
Asking about childhood trauma: The experiences of psychological therapists in early intervention services
Sharon Twigg
Facial difference: Psychosocial implications for individuals and relevant others
Stephen Weatherhead
Muslim views on mental health and psychology
Graduating year 2007
Hayley Bailey
Distress and the self-care practices of trainee clinical psychologists.
Dominic Basson
An investigation into the role of worry and rumination in deliberate self harm
Elizabeth Bray
A qualitative study of postnatal resilience in fathers and mothers and what services can do to help.
Claire Beale
Mothers’ experiences of raising a child with autism.
Anna Caudwell
Differential coping with disease-related stressors and its effects on psychological outcomes and quality of life in people with Parkinson’s disease and their spouses
David Dawson
The implicit relational procedure: Assessing the implicit beliefs of sexual offenders.
Jennifer Deakin
An exploratory study to identify obstacles and enablers to communication about erectile dysfunction following cardiac trauma
Johan Elliott
The relationship between magical thinking, thought-shape fusion and symptoms associated with eating difficulties in a non-clinical population
Ashley Fallon
Forensic inpatient sexuality: A qualitative investigation of the nursing perspective
Joanna Farrington
A study investigating the relationship between parental conflict, self-concept and the roles children play in bullying situations
Louise Ferguson
The effects of training on the ability of adults with a learning disability to give informed consent to medication
Nicholas Gore
Theory of mind and perspective – taking ability amongst people with intellectual disabilities
Joanne Gorry
Conceptualisations of risk within female sex work: A literature review
Chris Groom
Online game playing, lifestyle factors and general health in men aged 18-40
Sarah Holden
Subjective experiences of transgenerational parenting effects: A qualitative analysis
Amy Hothersall
Illness beliefs, coping and psychological outcome in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Matthew Kemsley
User involvement in personality disorder literature: Methodological, clinical and theoretical considerations
Jane Lawton
The use of alcohol in a chronic pain population: Physical and psychosocial factors
Rachael Line
Understanding intimacy and its effects on wellbeing for a sample of older women: A grounded theory approach
Shirley Lockeridge
The experience of carers of people with young onset dementia
Andrew McLean
Psychological well-being and perceptions of stigma in people with a disability
Laura Pickering
The role of attachment in paranoia and hallucination
Joanne Singleton
Shame in adults: Exploring the relationships between shame, attachment, the family system and psychological outcome
Graduating year 2006
Elizabeth Billington
Does hopefulness predict good adjustment to chronic renal failure and consequent dialysis?
Aileen Burnett
An investigation into self-harm in primary school aged children
James Carr
The impact of pre-morbid personality on challenging behaviour in dementia
Lisa Gallimore
Young children’s beliefs and attitudes towards mental health
Amanda Gill
Development and primary validation of the Thought Control Questionnaire (TCQ) for adolescents
Hannah Goring
Measures of depressive rumination and of underlying metacognitive beliefs: A factor analytic study
Lynne Heyes
Investigating the relationship between presence of negative thoughts and control strategies in postnatally depressed and non-postnatally depressed mothers after childbirth
Rebecca Humphreys
The effect of individual differences upon response styles to low mood
Rasha Khiami
Relationships between perfectionism, perseverative negative thinking and affect
Paula Killean
How do nursing staff, working in a secure forensic setting, talk about their responses to patients’ challenging behaviours: A qualitative study
Fiona Lattimer
The impact of child-centred play taught in behavioural parent training on the development of children’s language skills
Suzanne Lee
The psychological impact of a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease
Rachael McNulty
The experience of obesity: A qualitative study
Kavita Misra
The ruminative response scale: A cross-cultural factor analysis and gender comparison
Kirsty Pratt
An investigation of the psychosocial characteristics of individuals requesting cosmetic surgery on the NHS
Clare Punshon
Emotional reactions to receiving a diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome
Sandra Renga
Harnessing hope to promote positive reappraisal coping and post-traumatic growth
Laura Shotton
The role of appraisal and coping in post-acquired brain injury adjustment; A qualitative investigation
Becky Simm
An understanding of self harm in primary school children
Stephanie Sneider
Trauma experiences of adolescents with psychosis
Caroline Williamson
Caregivers’ experiences of caring for a spouse with Parkinson’s disease and psychotic symptoms
Jacqui Wood
Adapting the Illness Perception Questionnaire for mothers of children with autism and Down’s syndrome
Anwen Woodcock
Does rumination run in families?
Anna Warm
The role of attachment experiences and emotional regulation in deliberate self-harm
Graduating year 2005
Yasmeen Akram-Saleem
A study to investigate empathy amongst adult offenders and non-offenders with mild intellectual disabilities
Jennifer Atkinson
A study to investigate the emotional and behavioural adjustment of asylum seeker, refugee and British children attending a primary school in the United Kingdom
Clare Calvert
An exploration of the relationships between trauma and delusional ideation in secure services
Rachel Crossley
Experiments of antipsychotic medication for people with learning disabilities
Ruth Fowlie
Social inclusion, citizenship and people with intellectual disabilities
Ruth Fox
A study of the relationship between childhood trauma and symptom profiles of bipolar disorder
Tamsin Fryer
The experience of being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis: An interpretive phenomenological analysis
Angela Goddard Walsh
An exploration of clinical psychologists’ experiences of informed consent in psychodynamic therapy
Joanna Hearne
Experiences of the child protection system for women with alcohol problems
Leanne Holcroft
Post traumatic stress disorder after stroke
Catherine Houseman
Anger beliefs and behaviour; an investigation of associations with hypomania in a non-clinical sample
Linsay Kirk
A phenomenological study to explore the impact on children of parental brain injury
Tania Mann
Problem-solving confidence, rumination and depression
Ruth McIver
Illness representations and psychological adjustment in people with end-stage renal disease on dialysis
Karen Shimmon
An investigation of inhibitory control in hard to manage preschoolers and the effects of ‘executive skills’ training
Jenny Shuttleworth
Factors affecting the correspondence between teacher and child self-reports of anxiety and depression
Rachel Stretton
An exploratory investigation into sex-related communications by parents of an adolescent with intellectual disabilities
Louise Talbot
Psychological outcome in people with Parkinson’s disease and their spouses: The effect of motor fluctuations
Lorraine Tatum
ADHD: Diagnosis, medication and self-identity in adolescents. An interpretative phenomenological analysis
Claire Wilde
Relationships between parenting styles and metacognitive beliefs about rumination in depression
Graduating year 2004
Lucy Attenborough
Changing young people’s attitudes toward people with mental health problems: Evaluation of an educational Approach
Amy Burns
Family and marital adaptation following traumatic brain injury
Erica Clayton
The experiences and identity issues of men with intellectual disabilities who sexually offend against women
Cindy Davies
The impact of a booster session following behavioural parent training
Saffron Dickinson
Repetitive thought as a predictor of treatment outcome in individuals who misuse alcohol
Dickson Katharine
Body site specificity of self-injurious behaviour in children with severe intellectual disability
Ailyn Garley
A case series to pilot cognitive behaviour therapy for female urinary incontinence
Kate Green
An Investigation of transgenerational parenting constructs and their relationship to childhood behaviour difficulties
Pauline Hall
Postnatal negative cognitions: A review of current understanding and development of a self-report scale
Lindsey Hampson
Parental attributions, responses, and expectancy towards behaviours of children with a diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome
Catherine Marshall
Breast reconstruction: Its impact on patients’ and partner’ sexual functioning
Stephen Mullin
Does executive functioning predict behaviour change in offenders following the enhances thinking skills programme?
Paul Russell
Carer responses to challenging behaviour: The role of optimism
Jennifer Seamans
Experiences of pregnancy for women with eating disorders: A qualitative investigation
Paul Skirrow
The prevalence and correlates of burnout amongst direct care workers of adults with intellectual disabilities
Sara Williamson
Self-esteem and psychological adjustment in adolescents with Asperger syndrome
Jonathan Willis
An Investigation into the association between physical activity and dimensions of psychological well-being among children with an intellectual disability
Graduating year 2003
Susanne Albrecht
The involvement of people with learning disabilities in person-centred planning
Sara Banks
Models of illness amongst carers of people with dementia
Jo Black
The impact of a child with Asperger’s syndrome on parents
Julie Blakeley
Quality of life amongst adolescent survivors of childhood heart surgery
Caroline Browne
Attachment behaviours and parent fixation amongst adults with dementia
Louise Cumbley
Factors associated with hallucinations and delusions in children
Christina Fitzgerald
Sexuality and women with learning disabilities
Lucinda Harter
Understanding of the basic principles of CBT amongst older adults and adults with dementia
Lloyd Humphreys
Family environment and challenging behaviour in families with a young child with learning disabilities
Joanne Johnson
Meta-cognition and rumination in depression
Elizabeth Peacock
Post-traumatic stress disorder amongst adults experiencing burns
Jacqueline Peyton
Comparing models of hypertension between older adults and professionals
Lorraine Turnbull
What skills are necessary for people with learning disabilities to engage in community leisure activities?
Graduating year 2002
Alison Blackshaw
An investigation to determine the social and psychological characteristics of people who frequently attend accident & emergency services
Nigel Colbert
A qualitative investigation into the experiences of clients and therapists engaged in psychodynamic interpersonal therapy following an episode of deliberate self-harm
Rupa Gone
Illness representations, coping, depression and anxiety in South Asian and British people with inflammatory arthritis
Cheryl Hutton
Children’s adjustment following parental separation: The role of interparental conflict and children’s appraisals
Alec Laraway
Prevalence of emotional disorders in adults with Asperger syndrome and access to mental health services
Richa Mehta
Burnout in clinical psychologists in the UK: An examination of its nature, extent and correlates
Karen Mellor
Emotion identification, emotion word fluency and alexithymia in people with learning disabilities
Moira Phillips
Theory of mind and concept of death in children with autistic spectrum disorder
Helen Rhodes
Care staff responses to behaviour changes resulting from dementia in people with learning disabilities
Julie Riding
Psychological functioning, coping strategies and metabolic control in adolescents with insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
Kirsty Sherratt
Emotional and behavioural responses to music in people with dementia
Julie Walmsley
Parental attributions and responses towards challenging behaviour displayed by children and adolescents with learning disabilities
Graduating year 2001
Gerrard Burrell-Hodgson
Theory of mind and children with autism: A cross-modal deficit?
Magdalene Cox
Thought-shape fusion, obsessive-compulsive disorder and eating disorders
Clare Firth
Women considering preventive mastectomy: A qualitative investigation of the decision-making process
James Hoy
Central coherence and children with autism: Consistency of deficits across central coherence tasks
Rachel McCormick
Women experiencing domestic violence during pregnancy: Impact on the mother and the child.
Gill McIntee
Dissociation and self-harm in adolescent women attending A&E departments.
Andrew Moss
The role of dysfunctional attitudes and knowledge in health anxiety: The case of HIV/AIDS education
Victoria Pike
Physical functioning, coping and quality of life amongst adults in need of long-term rehabilitation.
Claire Rockliffe-Fidler
Sexual functioning in women with diabetes
Samantha Todd
Attributions, emotional reactions and willingness of offer help to a person with dementia and challenging behaviours: comparing support staff and clinical psychologists
Jacqueline Wilson
Testing the congruent schema/life event theory of depression in outpatients of an adult mental health service
Graduating year 2000
Caroline Belcher
The impact on parents of their pre-school child being accidentally burned: A phenomenological investigation.
Jaime Craig
Social reasoning, paranoia and theory of mind in adults with Asperger’s syndrome and paranoid psychosis
Catherine Gartside
Social support as a mediator of the impact of crime on the mental health of older adults
Rebecca Hughes
Negative therapist interventions and patient outcomes in psychodynamic psychotherapy
Warren Larkin
Attributions, hallucinations, delusions and post traumatic stress disorder amongst paramedic staff
Ian Smith
The role of autobiographical memory in problem solving and challenging behaviour in people with mild/moderate learning disabilities
David Wheatcroft
Attitudes towards help-seeking, coping and mental health in farmers