UNFOLD 2 aims to investigate how someone’s social groups change as they recover from psychosis, and the effect that this may have on their wellbeing.

Fifty participants will answer questionnaires about their recovery and wellbeing. Then they will use a use a specialised internet platform to create two maps of their social identity groups, and to describe how the groups relate to each other. One map will be from a time before their recovery, and one based on the present. Some participants will also be invited to participate in an interview to discuss the differences between the two maps, how their groups changed and how the social groups have affected their wellbeing.

In this episode of our Clinical Research podcast, researcher Emily Deakin talks about the challenges of studying social groups during lockdown social distancing.. 

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