New Research Opportunity for those diagnosed with Epilepsy and/or Non Epileptic Attack Disorder (NEAD) – Self perceptions and seizures

Person in charge:

Professor Markus Reuber, Honorary Consultant Neurologist (contact details on study introduction page)

Closing Date:

10th November 2017

Aim:

Do you suffer from epilepsy and/or non-epileptic attack disorder? We are currently conducting a short questionnaire to assess how different self-perceptions (self-compassion, gratitude, perfectionism) are related to how individuals with epilepsy and non-epileptic attack disorder cope with their seizures.

Epilepsy and non-epileptic attack disorder (NEAD) are chronic, disabling conditions that can cause people to become anxious, worried and low in mood.  Research has shown that people living with other long-term, chronic conditions cope differently with their illness depending on the way they view themselves. These different self-perceptions can influence how well people with long-term health problems manage to live with their conditions.

This study is being carried out as part of a Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy) research project based at the University of Sheffield.

Click on this link for further details and to take part

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