Take part in this study about seeking therapy for trauma related to racial identity
We are exploring the experiences of seeking psychological assessment and treatment for trauma related to racial identities.
Participate in this study
Find out how to take part in this study.
What you'll do
If you decide to participate, you will take part in a one hour interview.
This will be held online.
About this study
The lead researcher of this study is Annie Phiri.
This study is being supervised by Dr Rachel Paskell and Dr Catherine Butler.
Eligibility
To be eligible for this study, you must:
- be aged 18 or over
- be a member of a Black, Asian, or other marginalised ethnic group
- have sought and received at minimum an assessment for psychological intervention related to racial trauma
- have been 18 or over when you sought therapy
- have access to a computer/smartphone, and access to the internet
What you'll get
By participating in this study, you'll contribute to science and our understanding of racial identities in trauma-informed care. Your experience will help us consider ways to increase treatment efficacy for marginalised groups.
Ethics
If you have any concerns related to your participation in this study, please contact the Biomedical Research Ethics Committee
Join this research study
If you want to take part in this research study, please contact us.