• Mental Health & Wellbeing

Current research studies

You can find out more about our current research studies from our listing page.

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Feeling Safer is a new six-month programme designed to help people feel safer, happier, and getting back doing more of the things they want to be doing. It is an online programme (accessed via a computer, tablet or smart phone) that is guided by a staff member. 

The purpose of this research is to see whether Feeling Safer may be helpful for people.

To do this, everyone who takes part will receive Feeling Safer. We then compare how people were feeling before Feeling Safer to how they felt afterwards. The research is for adults (16 years+) who feel very concerned that others are trying to harm them in some way, and are attending mental health services for a diagnosis of psychosis.

Recruitment end date

30 January 2026

Find out more

Get in touch with our team to find out more. 

Quoting 'Feeling Safer' study in your email. 

Email address: research@berkshire.nhs.uk

Giving your informed consent

Participation in research is always voluntary. You have the right to make your decision without any pressure, and you can withdraw at any time.

Before you join a study, our Research team will guide you through the consent process, ensuring you:

  • are fully informed about the study
  • have enough time to consider whether you’d like to take part
  • can ask any questions you may have

We want you to feel confident and comfortable every step of the way.