Publications
Please find below a list of our Research Foundation funded projects from seed funding and project grant awards.
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Letter to Editor: Beyond Symptom Reduction: A Call to Integrate Well-Being in Psychosis Research and Early Intervention. Jun 2026.
Niall Turner, Elizabeth Thomas, Shu-Ping Chen, Ted Brown. -
Women's Care in First-Episode Psychosis: Clinicians' Perspectives on Service Provision. Apr 2026.
Grainne McGinty, Sean Naughton, Keith Gaynor, Saoirse Byrne, Roisin Farrelly, Anja Stano, Mary Clarke. Apr 2026. -
Letter to the Editor: Hexahydrocannabinol (HHC): a potentially potent challenge for Ireland’s early intervention in psychosis network. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine. Dec 2024.
Sean Naughton, Mary Clarke. -
“Young People Come to Youth Workers First”: A Mixed Methods Evaluation of the Role of Youth Workers in Youth. Apr 2026.
Gabriele Gusciute, Ahmed Hassab Errasoul, Sean Naughton, Keith Gaynor, Niall Turner, Mary Clarke. -
What Should Primary Prevention in Burnout Look Like? Promoting Attributes, Roles and Social Networks with Instrumental Outcomes. Medical Science Educator. Jan 2025.
Sean Naughton, Liliana Marques, Fergus Murphy, Mary Clarke. -
Letter to the Editor: Hexahydrocannabinol (HHC): a potentially potent challenge for Ireland’s early intervention in psychosis network. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine. Dec 2024.
Sean Naughton, Mary Clarke. -
Intervening early across the lifespan: going beyond youth-focused psychosis care to meet the needs of women. The British Journal of Psychiatry. Dec 2024.
Sean Naughton, Grainne McGinty, Niall Duffy, David Marshall, Judith Corrigan, Mary Clarke. -
Recorded Rates of Trauma‐Exposure in a Retrospective Epidemiologically Complete First‐Episode Psychosis Cohort. 2-24; 19: e13610. Aug 2024.
Aisling Redmond, Keith Gaynor, Sean Naughton, Mary Clarke. -
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on first-episode psychosis presentations in two early intervention in psychosis services. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine. 2024;1-8. Dec 2024.
Aine Duggan, Stephen Buckley, Emma Fletcher, Donal O’Keeffe, Sean Naughton, Karen O’Connor, Mary Clarke. -
CAMHS will be at the forefront of the next generation of psychosis risk models, but further integration with early intervention psychosis services is needed to realise this potential. Child and Adolescent Mental Health ;29(3):316-318. Apr 2024.
Sean Naughton, Mary Clarke. -
A qualitative study exploring the acceptability of a telehealth intervention for family members of people experiencing a first episode psychosis: PERCEPTION. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine. Sept 2024.
David Marshall, Donal O’Keeffe, Megan Carroll, Emily Cleary, Dearbhail Ryan, Eimear Counihan, Sean Naughton, Eoin Geary, Mary Clarke. -
An exploratory study of psychosis risk factors in individuals who are referred but do not meet criteria for an early intervention in psychosis service. BJPsych Open. Jan 2024;10(1):e21.
Sean Naughton, Aoife Brady, Eoin Geary, Eimear Counihan, Mary Clarke. -
Post-CSCST fellowships: beyond subspecialization. Irish Journal of Medical Science. 2022 Oct;192:2023-2027.
Sean Naughton, Mary Clarke. -
Exploration of a Mentalization-Based Treatment Introductory Group (MBTi) in an Irish Community Mental Health Service. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine. Sept 2025.
Mairead Doyle, Anna Collins, Andrew Wheeler, Joseph McAndrew, Niamh Burgess, Gerry Byrne, Donal O’Keeffe, Sean Naughton. -
Proactive Cognitive Stimulation for Younger Adults With Down Syndrome. A Feasibility Randomised Control Trial. Sept 2025
Sharon Hardiman, Rory Cousins, Aisling Ryan, Maria Kennedy, Leigh Hagan, Flavia H. Santos. -
Stigma and alcohol use disorder: Insights from a qualitative study with patients, family members and health care providers. May 2025.
Finiki Nearchoun, Aine French, Amy Buckley, Christina Koretsidou, Colin O’Gara, Amy Watchorn
- A qualitative study exploring personal recovery meaning and the potential influence of clinical recovery status on this meaning 20 years after a first‑episode psychosis
- 20-Year Prospective, Sequential Follow-Up Study of Heterogeneity in Associations of Duration of Untreated Psychosis With Symptoms, Functioning, and Quality of Life Following First-Episode Psychosis
- Meaning-making in psychotic experiences and its impact on meaning in life in first-episode psychosis