Just wanted to let you know about an interesting research project that I have just taken part in. It is part of a doctorate in clinical psychology, focusing on the impact of and on relationships. So the researcher is looking to interview both pp sufferers and a close family member or friend (my husband, in my case).
I found the interview process very interesting and helpful, and I will be keen to see the research report next year. Anyway, if you are interested in taking part let me know and I can put you in touch.
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I would possibly be interested. Whilst I'm not sure my husband would be keen to take part, I think my dad might be, he is very close to me and has been throughout my experience of pp.
It's fantastic you're interested in taking part in research projects, great stuff! I'm not sure if it's the same one that was posted on the APP website last year, but if it is the details are below. I would say though that it's best to be careful when considering taking part & make sure it's received the correct ethical approval etc. All research projects posted on the APP website or Facebook page have been checked & approved by APP.
Thanks all x
Here's the one posted last year:
"Can You Help with a Research Project on Postpartum Psychosis?
I would really like to chat with you about your experience of Postpartum Psychosis. What was it like for you and your family following your diagnosis? And what types of services/support were made available to you? This should take no more than an hour and I am happy to meet wherever is most convenient for you.
If you are willing to take part in the study or would like more information, please email me, Catherine on u1037626@uel.ac.uk or phone Claire Wickham on 0208 223 4174 to leave a message.I would really like to chat with you about your experience of Postpartum Psychosis. What was it like for you and your family following your diagnosis? And what types of services/support were made available to you? This should take no more than an hour and I am happy to meet wherever is most convenient for you.
If you are willing to take part in the study or would like more information, please email me, Catherine on u1037626@uel.ac.uk or phone Claire Wickham on 0208 223 4174 to leave a message.
Here are the details of the study by Lancaster University that KatG took part in. "The role of relationships in Postpartum Psychosis (unusual experiences during the postpartum period)"
There's more information about the study if you click on the 'Read the patient information sheet' on that page.
Caroline would like to talk to women who have experienced Postpartum Psychosis and someone important to them. If you're interested in sharing your experiences, please contact Caroline to find out more.
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