The Anna Freud Centre, led by our research units, is involved in a number of ongoing research studies. The scope of our research is broad – it spans infancy and the early years, middle childhood and adolescence and includes evaluating the effectiveness of interventions, services and programmes and the development of assessment measures.
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Adoption and Attachment Research Study: Transition into Adulthood (a collaboration between the Anna Freud Centre, and Coram Family)
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BERRI - Improving Outcomes for Children (a clinical evaluation tool)
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Brief Educational Workshops in Secondary Schools Trial (BESST)
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Education for Wellbeing
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Emotional Regulation in Children: a clinical trial of mentalization based treatment (ERiC)
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Improving Mood with Psychoanalytic and Cognitive Therapies - My Experience (IMPACT-ME)
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Improving Mood with Psychoanalytic and Cognitive Therapies (IMPACT)
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Internal Representations of Children and Adolescents in Care (Five Rivers)
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Microanalysis of Clinical Process in Psychoanalytic Parent-Infant Psychotherapy Addressing Relational Trauma
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Ostensive Cues
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The Adolescent Story Stem Profile (ASSP)
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The Assessment of Representational Risk (ARR)
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The Circle of Security Intervention (COSI) Study
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The Reflective Fostering Study
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The Supporting Parents Project