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Dr. James Kelly is an Honorary Lecturer in the Department of Health Research at Lancaster University's Faculty of Health and Medicine (FHM). His work focuses on clinical psychology, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and mental health interventions, particularly for individuals with psychosis and suicidal ideation. He is affiliated with the Clinical Psychology research group and contributes to studies on mobile health technologies (e.g., TechCare), suicide prevention, and early intervention strategies for psychiatric conditions.
His research spans the feasibility and effectiveness of novel therapies, such as imagery-focused interventions for delusions and telehealth-based CBT for psychosis. He has led and collaborated on randomized controlled trials (e.g., the INSITE trial) to assess therapeutic approaches in acute psychiatric settings. His work emphasizes patient-centered care, digital therapeutics, and improving mental health outcomes through innovative methodologies.
Dr. Kelly's publications reflect a commitment to advancing clinical practices in psychosis, bipolar disorder, and suicide prevention. While he has not been explicitly noted for major scientific awards, his contributions to mental health research and intervention design are substantial. His current contact details include the office C036 in Furness College and the email j.a.kelly@lancaster.ac.uk.
