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Jasmin
Dipre
jasmin.dipre@kcl.ac.uk
Mr
Matthew
Hollocks
matthew.hollocks@kcl.ac.uk
Disorders of psychological development
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Autistic youth have extremely high levels of co-occurring mental health difficulties, including rates of depression and anxiety which are between two and four times more common compered to non-autistic people. Cognitive inflexibility is a characteristic which is strongly associated with higher levels of anxiety and depression in autism. Currently, we have no existing treatments which can promote flexible thinking. Cognitive Remediation Therapy is a promising intervention which has been used with different patient groups to improve flexibility. This study aims to pilot an adapted CRT treatment for use with autistic youth and investigate its acceptability and feasibility by testing it with 20 participants.
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Interventional type: Psychological & Behavioural;
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- Those at high risk of harming themselves or others or are actively self-harming.
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The study is sponsored by King's College London and funded by Medical Research Council (MRC) .
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for Trial ID: CPMS 61608
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