Cancer Survivors Needed for Research Workshop

by Michael Craycraft

Research workshop flyer

● Now recruiting participants

Researchers are inviting volunteers (aged 18-39 years, living with or beyond a cancer diagnosis who found that this diagnosis negatively impacted the way they thought and felt about their body) to take part in an online research project at the University of Surrey.

The study involves a series of three online co-design workshops (90 minutes each). Together with researchers and peers, you will help design a new wellbeing programme focusing on physical activity, self-compassion and improving body image.

What’s involved:

  • Share your experiences and ideas in a supportive group.
  • Collaborate with researchers to co-design a wellbeing programme.
  • You will receive £25 per hour for your time. If you attend the entire study, you will receive a total of £122.50 for your time.

If you are aged 18-39, have lived with or beyond a cancer diagnosis and have been affected by low body image- we’d love to hear from you.

For more information or to register your interest, please visit:
https://bit.ly/pre-studyform

This study has been reviewed and approved by the University of Surrey ethics committee (ref 2792).

Thank you for considering this opportunity to contribute to important research.

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