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Overview

Do you care for someone with lived experience of psychosis and problems with thinking skills?

What’s the study?
We want to understand the carer’s personal experience of caring for someone with lived experience of psychosis and problems with thinking skills, such as memory, attention and concentration.
We want to hear about this in a focus group.

Why this is important?
People with lived experience of psychosis can experience problems with thinking skills.

The focus groups will help us learn more about what problems with thinking skills are most important for people with lived experience of psychosis and their carers. This will help guide future research.

What’s in it for me?
You will contribute to research that could help people with difficulties similar to those of the person you care for. 
The focus group will be beneficial for research being done in this area in the future.
We will reimburse you for your time and for travel expenses.

What will I have to do?
You will attend one 1-hour focus group. 
During the focus group, you can share and talk about your personal experience of taking care of someone with lived experience of psychosis and problems with thinking skills.

Who can take part?
Unpaid carers of people with lived experience of psychosis who have, or have had, problems with thinking skills.

Are you interested in taking part in this study?

Find out more by filling in this form