The Sussex Psychosis Research interest Group (SPRiG) incorporates clinical and academic researchers within the University of Sussex, Brighton and Sussex Medical School and Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. The SPRiG group is part of the Clinical and Developmental research group at the University of Sussex.

Current research includes the contribution of genetics, neuroimaging, psychological processes, health and social contexts to psychosis and well-being outcomes; the development of new psychological therapies, including third wave CBT and computer-based therapies; understanding and addressing childrens’ and adolescents’ attitudes to psychosis, to promote positive non-stigmatising schema; and earlier engagement in help seeking.

We host SPRiG seminars throughout the year at University of Sussex or Sussex Education Centre. Visit our events pages for more information or follow us on Twitter for updates on psychosis new items, research projects and psychosis events. @SPRiGSussex 

Our next seminar is Wednesday 28th September 4.00-5.00pm 

"Preliminary Findings from the Early Youth Engagement (EYE-2) Trial"

Prof Kathryn Greenwood: Professor of Psychology, University of Sussex and Consultant Clinical Psychologist Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Finding from the Early Youth Engagement Trial (EYE-2), a new model of care for improving engagement in the Early Intervention Service

The new Zoom link for our 2022/2023 series will be confirmed soon