CeBSAP research projects

CeBSAP research projects

Find out about the latest projects by the Centre for Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology.

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Support for Inter-Parental Communication

Researchers at the Centre for Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology are carrying out an evaluation of Mentalization Based Therapy for Parenting under Pressure (MBT-PP), a therapy for parents delivered by Tavistock Relationships. The Support for Inter-Parental Communication (SIPCo) project is studying the effects of MBT-PP compared to the usual support available in three local authorities: Bristol, Dorset, and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole. The project is funded by the Youth Endowment Fund.


Supporting Self Compassion in People Living with Psoriasis

CeBSAP research project investigating self-compassion and adherence to topical treatments in people living with psoriasis and co-designing a novel self-help leaflet supporting self-compassion in people living with psoriasis. Funded by the Psoriasis Association.


A face can speak a thousand words: Using artwork to understand emotions

Research into using artwork to understand emotions.


Self help for Improving Relationships

Qualitative insights and co-produced interventions


Kids in Court Game: a research-driven psychoeducational tool

A tool to empower children to be able to complete court appearances.


Simple online intervention to increase active travel

Simple online intervention to increase active travel


Influenza and Covid-19 uptake in NHS employees

Qualitative insights and co-produced interventions


Why do we like to touch some objects more than others?

When interactive objects are under development, it is important to understand how people will react to and make them more aesthetically appealing.


Living alone with dementia: managing without informal support to contact and navigate services

This research is about understanding the needs of people with dementia who live on their own and do not have someone to help them access services or act as a point of contact.


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