Exploring how people with Parkinson’s think and feel
A PhD researcher from the University of Reading is investigating whether there are changes in how people with Parkinson’s regulate their emotions.
Experiencing problems with describing and communicating feelings can be a symptom of Parkinson’s. This can impact wellbeing and the ability to cope with difficult situations.
110 people with Parkinson’s
• who have access to the internet
• and access to a computer or laptop
You will be asked to take part in a video call with the researcher which will take 90 minutes
• The call will include answering questions posed by the researcher and completing online questionnaires
• The researcher will be available for the duration of the call to answer questions and provide technical support
For more information please read the participant information sheet.
Interested in taking part?
Once you have read the Participant Information Sheet and are happy to proceed with participating in the study, please click on the button below to complete the consent form and demographics questionnaire.
If you have any questions please contact Caroline Seton by email [email protected] or phone 07367 301 262.
The deadline for taking part is 2 September 2024.
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