Introduction Distressing sensory experiences (DSEs) are commonly reported by children and young people accessing Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in the UK. Despite their prevalence, evidence-based tailored interventions for this population are scarce. The ChUSE trial aims to address this gap by eval...
S. Parry, Sarah Carr, Lesley-Anne Carter et al.· BMJ Open· 0 citations
Children and young people in residential care often face multiple, complex traumas, including the distress of being removed from familiar environments. Trauma-responsive care (TRC) offers a framework for understanding and responding to these experiences, yet there is no standardised TRC intervention specifically de...
S. Parry, Geoff Wong, S. Ariss et al.· Frontiers in Child and Adole...· 0 citations
Background Children and young people from marginalised and underrepresented communities are frequently under-represented in mental health research, resulting in an evidence base that does not inclusively represent all young people’s needs to inform service design and development. This underrepresentation contributes...
S. Parry, P. Gray, Ashgan Mahyoub et al.· NIHR Open Research· 0 citations
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