The University of Strathclyde are conducting a study titled "an exploration into autistic adults' experiences of using mental health crisis services". 

They want help to understand how autistic adults experience adult mental health crisis services.

They are asking autistic adults to share their experiences of adult mental health crisis services in England.

The researchers want to know what is helpful, hindering, and how mental health crisis services could be Improved for autistic adults based on lived experience.

The study is open to autistic adults: 

• Aged 18+
  
  
• Diagnosed autistic by a clinician
  
  
• Experience of adult mental health crisis services In England
  
  
• Happy to take part in a recorded online interview
  
  
• Are not currently detained in a mental health hospital under the Mental Health Act or experiencing a mental health crisis

If you answered yes to the above and are willing to take part, they would love to hear from you!

Please contact the researcher: 

[email protected]

You can use the button below to find out more by reading the participation information sheet. 

Participation Information Sheet

Thank you for your consideration. 

This investigation was granted ethical approval by the University Ethics Committee (UEC) at the University of Strathclyde.

Chief Investigator: [email protected]