About
Overview
What you'll achieve
- Contribute insight into what types of health support are realistic and sustainable across different real-life settings
- Share experiences, perspectives, and unmet needs to help inform the development of future group health programmes
- Take part in a structured, low-pressure research process where input is heard, respected, and meaningfully considered
Who this is for
- Individuals with lived experience of complex or long-term health challenges who are willing to share perspectives and unmet needs
- People with insight into specific populations or contexts (for example, education, high-stress professions, or organisational settings) who want to contribute informed input
- Those interested in helping ensure future group health programmes are realistic, relevant, and grounded in real-world experience
What's included
- Access to a small research group space for sharing perspectives and experiences
- Opportunities to provide feedback on themes, priorities, and challenges relevant to future group programmes
Structure
1. Onboarding
Participants join the research group space and receive a brief orientation
2. Insight gathering
Participants are invited to share perspectives through guided questions that explore real-world health needs, challenges, and priorities.
3. Reflection and feedback
From time to time, participants may be invited to comment on emerging themes or areas of focus to ensure perspectives are accurately represented.