Katherine Newman-Taylor (K Newman-Taylor)

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2016-2024
Publications (10 Years): 25

Top Topics

Systematic Review

Bipolar Disorder

Top Venues

Psychology and psychotherapy

Behavioural and cognitive psychotherapy

The British journal of clinical psychology

Clinical psychology & psychotherapy

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Publications

Laura Skrobinska, Katherine Newman-Taylor, Katherine B Carnelley
Secure attachment imagery facilitates help-seeking and help-acceptance in psychosis. Psychology and psychotherapy (2024)
Katherine Newman-Taylor, Tess Maguire, Tanya Smart, Emma Bayford, Emily Gosden, Grace Addyman, Pete Bullard, Miriam Simmons-Dauvin, Morad Margoum, Ben Smart, Elizabeth Graves
Screening for psychosis risk in primary mental health care services - Implementation, prevalence and recovery trajectories. The British journal of clinical psychology (2024)
Joseph Puckett, Monica Sood, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Does insecure attachment lead to psychosis via dissociation? A systematic review of the literature. Psychology and psychotherapy 97 (2) (2024)
Joseph Puckett, Monica Sood, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Does insecure attachment lead to psychosis via dissociation? A systematic review of the literature. Psychology and psychotherapy (2024)
Laura Skrobinska, Katherine Newman-Taylor, Katherine B Carnelley
Psychosis and help-seeking behaviour-A systematic review of the literature. Psychology and psychotherapy (2024)
Laura Skrobinska, Katherine Newman-Taylor, Katherine B Carnelley
Secure attachment imagery facilitates help-seeking and help-acceptance in psychosis. Psychology and psychotherapy 97 (3) (2024)
Joseph Puckett, Monica Sood, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Does insecure attachment lead to psychosis via dissociation? A systematic review of the literature. Psychology and psychotherapy 97 (2) (2024)
Joseph Puckett, Monica Sood, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Does disorganised attachment lead to auditory hallucinations via dissociation? An experimental study with an analogue sample. Psychology and psychotherapy (2023)
Katherine Newman-Taylor, Richard Bentall, Lyn Ellett
Special issue: State of the art in CBT and third-wave therapies for psychosis. Psychology and psychotherapy 97 (1) (2023)
Katherine Newman-Taylor, Richard P Bentall
Cognitive behavioural therapy for psychosis: The end of the line or time for a new approach? Psychology and psychotherapy (2023)
Jacqui Tiller, Tess Maguire, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Early Intervention in Psychosis Services: A systematic review and narrative synthesis of barriers and facilitators to seeking access. European psychiatry : the journal of the Association of European Psychiatrists (2023)
Katherine Newman-Taylor, Richard Bentall, Lyn Ellett
Special issue: State of the art in CBT and third-wave therapies for psychosis. Psychology and psychotherapy 97 (1) (2023)
Katherine Newman-Taylor, Richard Bentall, Lyn Ellett
Special issue: State of the art in CBT and third-wave therapies for psychosis. Psychology and psychotherapy 97 (1) (2023)
Thomas Richardson, Monica Sood, Paul Bayliss, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Self-compassion as a mediator of the relationship between childhood sexual abuse and psychotic symptoms in clinical and non-clinical groups. The British journal of clinical psychology (2023)
Hella Janssen, Karin C van den Berg, Georgie Paulik, Katherine Newman-Taylor, Christopher D J Taylor, Craig Steel, Ger P J Keijsers, Machteld C Marcelis
Emotional and non-emotional mental imagery and auditory verbal hallucinations (hearing voices): A systematic review of imagery assessment tools. Clinical psychology & psychotherapy (2023)
Katherine Newman-Taylor, Richard Bentall, Lyn Ellett
Special issue: State of the art in CBT and third-wave therapies for psychosis. Psychology and psychotherapy (2023)
Katherine Newman-Taylor, Richard Bentall, Lyn Ellett
Special issue: State of the art in CBT and third-wave therapies for psychosis. Psychology and psychotherapy 97 (1) (2023)
Olivia Partridge, Tess Maguire, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Pathways from insecure attachment to paranoia: the mediating role of emotion regulation. Behavioural and cognitive psychotherapy 50 (4) (2022)
Monica Sood, Katherine B Carnelley, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Do emotion regulation strategies mediate the attachment-paranoia association? An experimental study of repeated attachment imagery priming and stress buffering. Psychology and psychotherapy 95 (3) (2022)
Olivia Partridge, Tess Maguire, Katherine Newman-Taylor
How does attachment style affect psychosis? A␣systematic review of causal mechanisms and guide to future inquiry. Psychology and psychotherapy (2021)
Cathryn Pitfield, Tess Maguire, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Impact of attachment imagery on paranoia and mood: evidence from two single case studies. Behavioural and cognitive psychotherapy 48 (5) (2020)
Daniel Silva, Tess Maguire, Pamela McSherry, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Targeting affect leads to reduced paranoia in people with psychosis: a single case series. Behavioural and cognitive psychotherapy 49 (3) (2020)
A Bowen, T Maguire, Katherine Newman-Taylor
Do recovery outcome measures improve clinical practice? A linguistic analysis of the impact of the Hope, Agency and Opportunity measure in community mental health teams. Perspectives in public health 140 (2) (2019)
Katherine Newman-Taylor, Pamela McSherry, Lusia Stopa
Imagery rescripting in non-clinical paranoia: a pilot study of the impact on key cognitive and affective processes. Behavioural and cognitive psychotherapy 48 (1) (2019)
Katherine Newman-Taylor, Nicola Stone, Paul Valentine, Zoe Hooks, Katherine Sault
The Recovery College: A unique service approach and qualitative evaluation. Psychiatric rehabilitation journal 39 (2) (2016)