Research from our Centre
- Reducing Alarmist Thinking can Help Recovery from PTSD.
- Do Perceptions of Injustice Cause Depression?
- Reducing Fatigue Improves Return to Work Outcomes
- Does ‘injustice’ lie in the ‘eye’ of the perceiver?
- Pain Catastrophizing and Mental Health Problems
- Catastrophic thinking reduces quality of life in individuals with osteoarthritis
- Targeting disability and depression to reduce perceptions of injustice
- A treatment approach to promote return to work in individuals with PTSD
- Returning to work following injury actually promotes recovery from whiplash injury
- Expectancies, perceived injustice and return to work following whiplash injury
- A measure of catastrophic thinking suitable for individuals with mental health problems
- A brief measure of perceived injustice
- Perceived injustice impacts negatively on the working alliance
- Reducing psychosocial risk factors helps maintain gains made in pain rehabilitation
- The multidimensional nature of pain experience
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