Projects

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ESRC: Dyadic Nostalgia in Couple Relationships

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Alzheimer's Society: Mnemic Neglect in People Affected with Mild Alzheimer’s Disease

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Attachment based psychological interventions for people with psychosis

Staff

Lead researchers

Professor Katherine Newman-Taylor

Professor of Clinical Psychology & CBT
Research interests
  • CBT and mindfulness for psychosis
  • Attachment based interventions for psychosis
  • Recovery approaches to living well with severe mental ill-health
Connect with Katherine

Email: K.Newman-Taylor@soton.ac.uk

Other researchers

Dr Kathy Carnelley

Associate Professor
Research interests
  • My research area is personal relationships. I investigate the ways in which attachment experi…
  • One stream of my research focuses on moving people toward felt security. Attachment security …
  • Other streams of research focus on attachment networks (e.g., who serves as attachment figure…
Connect with Kathy

Email: K.Carnelley@soton.ac.uk

Dr Tess Maguire

Principal Teaching Fellow
Connect with Tess

Email: T.L.Maguire@soton.ac.uk

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Dr Aiden Gregg John Templeton Foundation (Fuller Theological Seminary) Intellectual Arrogance

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Gregg ESRC Overcoming Barriers to Identity Change: Minding the Motives That Matter

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Life Sciences Hub Wales: Boosting Well-Being for People With Dementia Through a Nostalgic Lens

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Nostalgia

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ESRC: A Prototype Analysis of the Construct of Nostalgia

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Daedalus Trust: Hubristic Leadership

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SSHRC: The Way (I Believe) We Were: Collective Nostalgia Determines the Ways People Try to Reclaim Their Group's Treasured Past