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Publications

Johnson Tess, Mason Lewis C E, Wilson Hayley J, Price James R, Hopkins Katie L, Chattaway Marie Anne, Leanord Alistair, Francino Marti Olga, Mayele-Tamina Rivie, Johnson Stephanie, , van Schaik Willem, Baker Kate S

The Lancet Microbe (2026)

Adams Natalie, Stirrup Oliver, Blackstone James, Krutikov Maria, Cassell Jackie, Cadar Dorina, Henderson Catherine, Knapp Martin, Goscé Lara, O’Brien Lily, , Regan Martyn, Cullen-Stephenson Iona, Fenner Robert, Verma Arpana, Gordon Adam L, Hopkins Susan, Copas Andrew, Freemantle Nick, , Shallcross Laura

Health and Social Care Delivery Research, pp. 1-38 (2026)

Daly Sorcha, Reid Leila, Buchanan Ryan, McCulloch Peter, , Frankis Jamie, Vojt Gabriele

Journal of Viral Hepatitis Vol 33 (2026)

Estcourt Claudia S, McLeod Julie, , MacDonald Jennifer, Mapp Fiona, Saunders John, Woode Owusu Melvina, McInnes-Dean Amelia, Márquez Nuria Gallego, Blandford Ann, Sonnenberg Pam, Gibbs Jo

Sexually Transmitted Infections (2026)

Vojt Gabriele, Elliott Lawrie, Family Hannah, Sharkey Christian, Stephens Brian, Hutchinson Sharon, Hickman Matt, Dillon John F, Harris Magdalena,

British Journal of Health Psychology Vol 30 (2025)

Ruiz-Burga Elisa, , Fry Zoe, Slator Mike, Hague Lauren, Green Martin, Gordon Adam Lee, Towers Ann-Marie, Knapp Martin, Surr Claire, Shallcross Laura

Age and Ageing Vol 54 (2025)

Professional Activities

Invited speaker

1/9/2022

Projects

Dobrushina, Olga (Principal Investigator) Delafield-Butt, Jonathan (Co-investigator) Flowers, Paul (Co-investigator)

This project develops and evaluates a soft, sensor-embedded toy, ‘Teddy Bear,’ that provides real-time heartbeat feedback to enhance interoceptive awareness and arousal regulation. Building on a previous proof-of-concept lab study, which demonstrated the efficacy of the core technology in healthy participants (Dobrushina, Tamim, Wald, Maimon, & Amedi, 2024), we transition to a user-friendly, naturalistic transitional object and move towards real-world clinical applications.

05-Jan-2026 - 30-Jan-2026

Flowers, Paul (Principal Investigator) Clark, Ruaridh (Co-investigator) Egan, Kieren (Co-investigator) MacIntyre, Gillian (Co-investigator) Robertson, Chris (Co-investigator)

01-Jan-2024 - 31-Jan-2025

Flowers, Paul (Principal Investigator)

01-Jan-2024 - 30-Jan-2028

Stephen, Susan (Principal Investigator) MacIntosh, Hannah (Co-investigator) Flowers, Paul (Co-investigator) Elliott, Robert (Co-investigator) Murphy, David (Co-investigator) Barkham, Michael (Co-investigator) Hardy, Gillian (Co-investigator) Saxon, David (Co-investigator) McIlree, Rachel (Co-investigator)

This is a standalone mechanistic study investigating the mechanisms of action in the effective treatment of severe depression using Person-Centred Experiential Therapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, the two psychological therapies most frequently delivered by NHS England's Talking Therapies program. We will be conducting a secondary analysis of quantitative and qualitative data (including recordings of therapy sessions) collected in the PRaCTICED trial (ISRCTN06461651) using a mixed methods comparative case study design. We expect to find evidence that the mechanisms of action in good outcome cases in both therapies are consistent with the rationale for the specific treatment enhanced by elements common to both treatments. 

01-Jan-2024 - 31-Jan-2027

Flowers, Paul (Principal Investigator)

01-Jan-2023 - 30-Jan-2024

Donnachie, Craig (Principal Investigator) Flowers, Paul (Co-investigator)

20-Jan-2023 - 19-Jan-2024