Would you like to volunteer to take part in a research study that aims to explore the protective factors that contribute to the resilience and psychological well-being of Black Gay Men living with HIV in the UK?
This research forms part of an MSc Psychological Sciences degree at Brunel University London. It involves a brief audio-recorded virtual interview on Zoom ( without cameras ) that lasts up to 45 minutes.
This study has been approved by the College of Health, Medicine, and Life Science Research Ethics Committee and will occur between 9th July and September 5th, 2024. Please note that data collection will end by September 5th, 2024,
The interview will focus solely on positive experiences and factors that promote resilience. Your participation in this research is entirely voluntary, anonymous, and confidential, and you can withdraw at any point without giving a reason. Unfortunately, there is no offer of payment or reward available.
STILL INTERESTED?
All participants must be:
• Black
• UK Resident
• Male
• Gay, Homosexual or Queer
• HIV Positive
• Above 18 years old
If you meet the above criteria and would like to take part, please email Taofique Folarin at 2137858@brunel.ac.uk for more information.
* note that individuals currently undergoing counseling or therapy, as well as those who have been recently diagnosed with mental health concerns, are excluded from participation.
