UCL Research: Can You Help Please?
Trainee Clinical Psychologists at University College London (UCL) are conducting research into psychological support for women experiencing all stages of the menopause transition. The study has had ethical approval from UCL.
It is really important to the researchers to ensure women's voices are heard and that the sample is representative of women experiencing the menopause transition across the country. Their information sheet can be accessed via the QR code in the poster or the read more link below.
They are investigating whether online group-based Compassionate Mind Training, a type of psychological intervention, can support the well-being of those experiencing the menopause transition. Self-compassion has been linked with better resilience and well-being, in addition to positive attitudes towards ageing and menopause. Given those experiencing the menopause transition experience shame, self-criticism, depression and anxiety, they are interested to see whether this intervention can contribute to improving their psychological well-being and quality of life.
https://qualtrics.ucl.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_5ooo5nZ6Bw3LeWq
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