What’s the project?
Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Oxford are looking for parents with psychosis to study the interaction between them and their children. The research will help the researcher to understand the experiences of parents with psychosis and how this might relate to parenting and wellbeing. The aim is to build a fuller picture of parent-child relationships and find better ways to support parents with psychosis, and their children.
For more information please go to this video explainer: https://bit.ly/ParentChildVideoExplainer
Find out more
Oxford Health are inviting parents with a diagnosis of psychosis who have young children to take part in a study exploring parent–child interactions.
Oxford Health are looking for parents with a primary diagnosis of psychosis and who have a dependent child aged 24-60 months. The study involves a single home visit where you will complete short questionnaires and take part in a brief, filmed play session with your child.
- Parent (mother or father) of a dependent child aged 24–60 months.
- Primary diagnosis of a psychotic disorder.
- Medicated and stable.
- Has capacity to consent.
- Under the care of an NHS mental health team in one of the following trusts: Oxford Health, Pennine Care, Mersey Care, South London and Maudsley, Berkshire, West London, Lancashire and South Cumbria.
- Is not currently under section.
- Does not have significant drug/alcohol difficulties interfering with parenting.
- Speaks English.
- Is currently living with their child.
You will be offered a £10 Amazon voucher after the home visit session (which will take approximately 45 minutes).
Please contact Francis Madden, Trainee Clinical Psychologist by email at [email protected] or by phone on 07775 111 051
You can also self refer using this link: https://bit.ly/OxfordParentStudy
There is no official deadline. Recruitment is taking place over the next few months.
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