Research opportunity for adults with a learning disability

I am a trainee clinical psychologist and I am conducting some important research evaluating some questionnaires measuring depression and anxiety which have been developed to be more accessible for people with learning disabilities. These questionnaires are often used in mental health services and we want to make sure they are accessible and validated for people with learning disabilities to help with improving access to talking therapies for these individuals.

The research has got ethical approval (for NHS sites and the community). We are specifically looking for participants for our ‘community group’. Anyone age 18+ with a mild – moderate learning disability, not currently accessing mental health services, and who is willing and able to give consent to participate by giving their responses to the mood questionnaires verbally, and who has access to video conference platforms (this can be with support) can take part.

Hi Hannah. I am in touch with a number of people who might be willing to help - they did something similar for a PhD student recently. But can I ask if they will be paid/reimbursed? Yours, Rod. Email: rod.landman@arcuk.org.uk

It is not too late to take part or to share this research opportunity with anybody who would like to take part and is eligible. I would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have!