Memory and Anxiety Study - Uni of Oxford

Can you help with psychological research at the University of Oxford?

As part of my doctoral training in clinical psychology, I am conducting research exploring memory and experiences of anxiety.

We are currently recruiting UK adults (18+) who experience unexpected panic attacks that stop them doing things or lead to worry about having another panic attack.

Participation involves a short telephone or video interview alongside questionnaires and will take approximately 30–50 minutes in total.

If phone or video calls are difficult for you, please let me know and we could arrange to do the screening via email instead.

You do not need a formal diagnosis to take part.

You can find more information about the study here:

https://oxicptr.web.ox.ac.uk/help-our-research#collapse5641841

Interested in taking part? email [email protected]

Or register interest here:

Can you help with psychological research at the University of Oxford?

As part of my doctoral training in clinical psychology, I am conducting research exploring memory and experiences of anxiety.

We are currently recruiting UK adults (18+) who experience unexpected panic attacks that stop them doing things or lead to worry about having another panic attack.

Participation involves a short telephone or video interview alongside questionnaires and will take approximately 30–50 minutes in total.

If phone or video calls are difficult for you, please let me know and we could arrange to do the screening via email instead.

You do not need a formal diagnosis to take part.

You can find more information about the study here:

https://oxicptr.web.ox.ac.uk/help-our-research#collapse5641841

Interested in taking part? email [email protected]

Or register interest here:

Can you help with psychological research at the University of Oxford?

As part of my doctoral training in clinical psychology, I am conducting research exploring memory and experiences of anxiety.

We are currently recruiting UK adults (18+) who experience unexpected panic attacks that stop them doing things or lead to worry about having another panic attack.

Participation involves a short telephone or video interview alongside questionnaires and will take approximately 30–50 minutes in total.

If phone or video calls are difficult for you, please let me know and we could arrange to do the screening via email instead.

You do not need a formal diagnosis to take part.

You can find more information about the study here:

https://oxicptr.web.ox.ac.uk/help-our-research#collapse5641841

Interested in taking part? email [email protected]

Or register interest here: