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NEW: 2013 SPRiG presentations available to download

8 May 2013

2013 SPRiG presentations now available on our new look presentations page. Presentations include social cognition, stigma and help-seeking,...


Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Research & Development Annual Conference: 13th June

8 May 2013

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Research & Development Annual Conference: A one day conference showcasing the collaborative...


Sussex Psychosis Researcher awarded funding to evaluate Relating Therapy for people who hear voices

9 April 2013

Congratulations to Sussex Psychosis Researcher Dr. Mark Hayward who has been awarded £8,219 from the British Academy for...


Psychosis is Nothing Like a Badger

25 January 2013

Is Psychosis Like a Badger? Henry Gail has used his personal experiences of psychosis to create a novel, light-hearted and informative video...


SPRiG Director Kathy Greenwood blogs about stigma and psychosis

12 December 2012

SPRiG Director Dr. Kathy Greenwood has contributed the first post to the new Psychology blog from the University of Sussex.   Read some of...


NEW: Sussex Partnership NHS Trust Research Magazine - First Issue

28 November 2012

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust have produced the first issue of their Research Magazine for 2012. The magazine showcases the exciting...


Psychosis research in the news

28 November 2012

A pilot study for a new talking therapy for people who experience psychosis in Sussex has been awarded £60,000. The pilot study will take...


Schizophrenia: The abandoned illness? Independent commision calls for overhaul of mental health services

15 November 2012

The Schizophrenia Commission has called for a radical overhaul of treatment services for people who have been given a diagnosis of...


CBT for psychosis; US elections and mental health

14 November 2012

New research initiative into the validity of CBT for psychosis in the absence of antipsychotic medication.


SPRiG researchers' measure selected as primary IAPT SMI outcome assessment

1 November 2012

The CHOICE measure designed by SPRiG Lead, Dr. Kathy Greenwood, and colleagues has been chosen as the primary session by session outcome measure for...


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