I am a researcher from the University of Bristol looking to recruit individuals who have experience of self-harm
* to take part in an online research study. The internet offers an important avenue for supporting people who self-harm, and who may be unable to access "real world" help. This study will provide insight into the types of online support content that are most effective.
The study will take approximately 30 minutes to complete and upon completion you can choose to be entered into a prize draw to win one of four Love2shop £50 gift vouchers.
*TRIGGER WARNING* The content in the study does not include any physical details of self-harm, but the subject matter may be triggering or upsetting to those who have experience of self-harm. It is up to you to decide if you would like to take part and are free to exit the study at any point if you change your mind. You will also be provided with a list of support services.
This study had received a favourable ethical opinion from the School of Psychological Science Human Research Ethics Committee at the University of Bristol (approval code: 10504).
For further information about the study, and for details on how to take part, please visit this link
https://research.sc/participant/logi...4-AE67381997C1. You can also send an email to the main researcher
jennifer.ferrar@bristol.ac.uk or the study supervisor
becky.mars@bristol.ac.uk with any questions about the study.
*To be eligible for this study, you will need to have self-harmed in the past year. You will also need to be at least 18 years of age, a resident in the United Kingdom, and fluent in English.
Thanks for your time.
