Items where Academic Unit is "Psychological and Social Medicine" and Year is 2024

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Ashdown, Emily (2024) Exploring Muslims’ experiences of discussing religion in therapy within an Islamic Psychology therapy service. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

Au-Yeung, Karmen ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2593-3574 (2024) Environmental Scan of Publicly Available Resources for the use of Gonadotrophin-Releasing Hormone Analogues (Puberty Blockers) in Young Gender Diverse People. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Barker, Rebecca (2024) Exploring Educational Transition Experiences and Strengths in Autistic Women. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Carter, Thomas William (2024) How Are Discourses of Gender and Sexuality Used to Construct Bisexual Men’s Experiences of Mental Distress and Wellbeing? D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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D'Arcy-Moore, Zoe Louise (2024) A project to explore the longer-term emotional and social needs of individuals treated for cancer as a teenager or young adult. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

Dillon, Jade Marie (2024) The experiences of Clinical Psychologists working in NHS Staff Support Services: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) study. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Edmeade, Laura Elizabeth (2024) How do clients’ previous therapy experiences affect how subsequent therapy is experienced and navigated by CBT therapists in NHS Talking Therapies services? D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

Evans, Rachel Elizabeth (2024) Exploring traumatic brain injury survivors’ experiences of completing a remote online cognitive assessment (The Amsterdam Cognition Scan). D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Hewitt, Adele (2024) Constructions of Wellbeing by Undergraduate students: A Discourse Analysis of Secondary Data. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

Hopkins, Charlotte Louise (2024) Exploring Climate Activism in Clinical Psychology. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Jones, Rachael Lucy (2024) How do professionals working in clinical settings navigate and understand the co-occurrence of gender diversity and difficulties with eating and body image? D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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King, Lauren ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6612-4255 (2024) Childhood trauma, eating behaviour and attitudes: exploring the role of daily stress, worry and rumination in non-clinical populations. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Palmer, Rosalie Joan (2024) Prisoners’ accounts of internal change as part of their rehabilitation: a qualitative investigation of written entries within Inside Time. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

Pearson, Beth ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7151-2965 (2024) The impact of sociocultural weight and body shape values on body dissatisfaction and eating behaviour, moderated by self-compassion in UK women with South Asian heritage. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

Plant, Abigail Elizabeth (2024) An Ecological Momentary Assessment of the Impact of Diet Culture Exposure and Self-Compassion on Moment-To-Moment Body Image Satisfaction. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Robinson, Gemma Louise (2024) The development of principles and guidance for service design, and the delivery of care to young adults (18-25 years old) with complex emotional needs. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Samuels, Emily Elizabeth (2024) The Psychosocial Impact of Living with Cloaca: The Young Person’s Experience. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Tomlinson, Ellen (2024) Exploring the Relationship Between Self-Compassion and Burnout among NHS Oncology Nurses. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Upton, Ella Lucy Joy (2024) A qualitative study of change in a guided self-help intervention for binge eating prior to weight management. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.

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Watson, Ashley Anthony (2024) An Interpretative Phenomenological study exploring the experience of attending a community Hearing Voices Group. D.Clin.Psychol thesis, University of Leeds.