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Schizophrenia Research|July 5, 2020
Relationships between psychiatric symptoms, functioning and personal recovery in psychosisMichael W Best, Heather Law, Melissa Pyle, et al.Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy|October 14, 2025
A crisis-focused cognitive behavioural informed approach to formulating experiences of psychosis in acute mental health inpatient settingsLisa Wood, Anthony P Morrison, Claire Williams, et al.JMIR Formative Research|May 3, 2024
Group Cohesion and Necessary Adaptations in Online Hearing Voices Peer Support Groups: Qualitative Study With Group FacilitatorsAlison Branitsky, Eleanor Longden, Sandra Bucci, et al.The International Journal of Social Psychiatry|May 30, 2017
Mental health clinicians' beliefs about the causes of psychosis: Differences between professions and relationship to treatment preferencesLucy Carter, John Read, Melissa Pyle, et al.Schizophrenia Research|November 30, 2019
Distress related to psychotic symptoms in individuals at high risk of psychosisRebecca S Wilson, Nick Shryane, Alison R Yung, et al.Schizophrenia Research|July 18, 2016
Semi-structured Interview Measure of Stigma (SIMS) in psychosis: Assessment of psychometric propertiesLisa Wood, Eilish Burke, Rory Byrne, et al.Psychiatry Research|May 23, 2017
The impact of stigma on emotional distress and recovery from psychosis: The mediatory role of internalised shame and self-esteemLisa Wood, Rory Byrne, Eilish Burke, et al.Frontiers in Psychology|July 21, 2025
Staff and voice hearer perspectives on Hearing Voices Groups in the NHS: a mixed-methods cross-sectional surveyAlison Branitsky, Anthony P Morrison, Eleanor Longden, et al.Psychology and Psychotherapy|November 15, 2023
Social identification, identity integration and wellbeing in people who hear voicesLorna I Hogg, Laura G E Smith, Tim Kurz, et al.Journal of Affective Disorders|November 28, 2012
The bipolar recovery questionnaire: psychometric properties of a quantitative measure of recovery experiences in bipolar disorderSteven Jones, Lee D Mulligan, Sally Higginson, et al.Pageof 13