... 01 2026 15 04 2026 10 07 2026 17 07 2026 © 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Intellectual disabilities Trauma-informed care Qualitative Health Innovation North East and North Cumbria 1052-23-24 PSC...

... are the transitional experiences of men with mild ID and histories of sexual/violent offending who have resettled into the community from secure hospital settings? This study uses an interpretivist position and an IPA (qualitative) research design. Therefore, the research explores participants’ experiences...

... is offered, change does occur and an overlap of subjective experience. The results indicate that participants’ accounts of their experiences indicated that the relationship was important to them. This research also demonstrated that the benefits and value of involving individuals with ID in qualitative...

.../methodology/approach Six separate cohorts (n = 25) of adults with ID attended CWG. Quantitative data were collected from service users, including a pre- and post-quality of life (QoL) measure and qualitative data from group facilitators. Findings Roughly one-half (53%) of service users invited...

... therapy dyads were interviewed using a qualitative methodology. Data were analysed using thematic analysis to explore how people with learning disabilities constructed the dimensions of therapeutic alliance. Content analysis was then used to focus on therapy bond, therapy tasks and goals to explore...

... for therapists to work in such a way as to facilitate significant events in therapy. Whilst this study was a necessary first step, owing to the non-existence of research in this area, the sample size and qualitative design may limit any wider generalisation of the findings. Originality/value Significant...

... 09 02 2018 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Mental health Intellectual disabilities Mindfulness Groups Thematic analysis Qualitative Individuals with intellectual disabilities have been found to have a greater...

... to interpret the qualitative data. Conventional content analysis is an inductive approach, i.e. it does not impose preconceived theoretical ideas onto a collected data set. It can be used to summarise and describe phenomena such as experiences of services, by deriving categories (themes) that arise...