Would you like to be part of an NHS research study? And receive £20 for doing so?
We know that young adults who experience unusual distressing experiences can have difficulties in doing the everyday things that they want to do. Research in this area has identified key things which may be preventing young adults from living a fulfilling life, and the results have been groundbreaking so far, but we want to know more!
We, the UNICOrN research team, are researchers based at the University of Sussex in Brighton and are eager to help young adults with our research.
We are currently running a large clinical study within Sussex NHS which focuses on understanding more about what young adults do in their everyday lives and their experience of this.
We are interested in comparing young people with and without unusual distressing experiences (e.g. psychosis) to further understand how we can help young adults improve their wellbeing and lead a fulfilling life.
To do this, we are currently looking for individuals to take part in the study as a control group.
We are interested in talking to individuals:
18-40 years
Not currently experiencing mental health difficulties.
If you are interested in getting involved, please follow this link for more information:
https://universityofsussex.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e4o9uwlzr5SHfYF
