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Psychological interventions for people with psychotic experiences
Emma Soneson, Debra Russo, Jan Stochl, Margaret Heslin, Julieta Galante, Clare Knight, Nick Grey, Joanne Hodgekins, Paul French, David Fowler, Louise Lafortune, Sarah Byford, Peter B Jones, Jesus Perez
Apr 14, 2020
OBJECTIVE: Many people with psychotic experiences do not develop psychotic disorders, yet those who seek help demonstrate high clinical complexity and poor outcomes. In this systematic review and meta-analysis, we evaluated the...
The IBER study
Craig Steel, Kim Wright, Guy Goodwin, Judit Simon, Nicola Morant, Rod Taylor, Michael Brown, Susie Jennings, Susie Hales, Emily Holmes
Jun 15, 2020
Abstract: Background: Anxiety is highly prevalent in people diagnosed with bipolar disorder (BD), and can persist between acute episodes of mania and depression. Recent studies indicate that people with BD are prone to...
Psychological Interventions for Parents of Youth with Chronic Pain
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OBJECTIVE: Parents are integral to their youth’s chronic pain experiences and intervening with parents may improve parent and youth functioning. Existing systematic reviews are not specific to pain, or do not...
OBJECTIVE: Parents are integral to their youth’s chronic pain experiences and intervening with parents may improve parent and youth functioning. Existing systematic reviews are not specific to pain, or do not...
The IBER study
Craig Steel, Kim Wright, Guy Goodwin, Judit Simon, Nicola Morant, Rod Taylor, Michael Brown, Susie Jennings, Susie Hales, Emily Holmes
Jun 15, 2021
BACKGROUND: Anxiety is highly prevalent in people diagnosed with bipolar disorder (BD), and can persist between acute episodes of mania and depression. Recent studies indicate that people with BD are prone to experiencing...
Psychological Interventions for Parents of Youth with Chronic Pain
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: Parents are integral to their youth’s chronic pain experiences and intervening with parents may improve parent and youth functioning. Existing systematic reviews are not specific to pain, or do not...
OBJECTIVE: Parents are integral to their youth’s chronic pain experiences and intervening with parents may improve parent and youth functioning. Existing systematic reviews are not specific to pain, or do not...
Psychological interventions for people with psychotic experiences
Emma Soneson, Debra Russo, Clare Knight, Louise Lafortune, Margaret Heslin, Jan Stochl, Alex Georgiadis, Julieta Galante, Robbie Duschinsky, Nick Grey, Leticia Gonzalez-Blanco, Juliet Couche, Michelle Griffiths, Hannah Murray, Nesta Reeve, Joanne Hodgekins, Paul French, David Fowler, Sarah Byford, Mary Dixon-Woods, Peter B Jones, Jesus Perez
Jun 03, 2019
At-risk mental state Cognitive behavioural therapy Psychological intervention Psychosis Psychotic experiences Therapy ultra-high risk Cost-Benefit Analysis Humans Mental Disorders Meta-Analysis as Topic Psychological Techniques Psychotic Disorders Research Design Stress Psychological Systematic Reviews as Topic Treatment Outcome