The ‘ <scp>Reducing Psychosis</scp> Risk by <scp>Targeting</scp> Trauma’ Trial: Protocol of a Feasibility Randomised Controlled Trial of Trauma‐Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing Therapy for People With At‐Risk Mental States
Filippo Varese(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Kate Allsopp(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Amy Hardy(King's College London), Amanda Larkin(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Richard Emsley(University of Manchester), Samantha Bowe(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Nadine Keen(South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust), David Keane(Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust), Jasmine Lamonby(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Alice Newton(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Mica Samji(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Clare Holden(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Marina Sandys(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Kim Cartwright(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Aidan Flinn(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Debra Malkin(Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust)
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