Consultancy | Training | Psychological Therapy | Corporate Wellbeing | Research

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Current research projects

• An integrated model of the theories of delusions

• Adolescent Thinking and Belief (ATAB) - an ongoing study of the role of cognitive, perceptual and emotional processes in the development of beliefs in adolescents. 

• Factors affecting entry into and exit from sex work in the West Midlands.

• Cross-cultural beliefs about the causes of mental health difficulties and help-seeking

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PhD Supervision

PhD supervisor of Claire Jones (delusional thinking); Manpal Bhogal (decision making and game theory); Ugo Ikwuka (attitudes to mental health and help seeking in the Igbo people of Nigeria);  Stephanie Rhodes (delusional thinking). PhD supervisory team member for Rachel Harrad (Internet psychology). Psych D supervisor to Raj Gnanaiah (emotional processes in binge eating).

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Member of Editorial Boards

Journal of Nursing Education and Practice

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BJPsych Bulletin

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The Psychiatrist

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Research Collaborators

Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust; Birmingham University, Cardiff Metropolitan University; Coventry University; Osaka City University, Japan; Staffordshire University; University of Worcester; West Midlands Police, Tiller Research.

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Publications

Ikwuka, U., Galbraith, N., Muomah, R. C., Chen-Wilson, C-H., Manktelow, K., Oyebode, F., & Igboaka, A. (in press). Ideological vs. instrumental barriers to accessing formal mental health care in the developing world: Focus on south-eastern Nigeria. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Undeserved. IF: /

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Duncan, M., Seghers, J., Nevill, A. M., & Galbraith, N. D. (in press). The relation between goal content for physical activity and physical activity behavior in British adolescents: The mediating role of autonomous motivation. Journal of Health Psychology. IF: 1.7

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Ikwuka, U., Galbraith, N., Manktelow, K., Chen-Wilson, C-H., Oyebode, F., Muomah, R. C., & Igboaka, A. (in press). Pathways to mental healthcare in south-eastern Nigeria: manning the crossroads. Transcultural Psychiatry. IF: 2.1

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Ikwuka, U., Galbraith, N., Manktelow, K.I., Chen-Wilson, C-H., & Oyebode, F (in press). Attitude towards mental illness in south-eastern Nigeria: The contradictions of a communitarian culture. Journal of Community Psychology.. IF: 0.7

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Orchard, L., Fullwood, C., Morris, N., & Galbraith, N. (2015). Investigating the Facebook experience through Q methodology: Collective investment and a ‘Borg’ mentality. New Media and Society. 17(9), 1547-1565. doi:10.1177/1461444814530099. IF: 2.0

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Galbraith, N. (2015). The methamphetamine problem: Commentary on . . . Psychiatric morbidity and socio-occupational dysfunction in residents of a drug rehabilitation centre. BJPsych Bulletin, 39, 218-221. IF: /

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Yama, H., Zhang, B., Galbraith, N., Wang, L., & Manktelow, K. I., (2015). Dialectical thinking: A cross-cultural study of Japanese, Chinese, and British students. Journal of Cognitive Psychology, (ahead of print), 1-9. IF: 1.4

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Galbraith, N.D. (Ed.) (2014). Aberrant beliefs and reasoning. Hove, UK: Psychology Press.

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Galbraith, N. D., Brown, K. E., & Clifton, E.  (2014). A survey of student nurses’ attitudes toward help-seeking for stress. Nursing Forum. doi: 10.1111/nuf.12066. IF: /

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Galbraith, N. D., & Manktelow, K. I. (2014). A psychological model of delusional belief: Integrating reasoning biases with perceptual, self-concept and emotional factors. In N.D. Galbraith (Ed.), Aberrant Beliefs and Reasoning. Hove, UK: Psychology Press.

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Galbraith, N.D., Manktelow, K.I., Chen-Wilson, C-H, Harris, R.A., & Nevill, A.M. (2014). Different combinations of perceptual, emotional and cognitive factors predict three different types of delusional ideation during adolescence. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 202, 668-676. IF: 1.8

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Galbraith, N. D., Morgan, C. J., Jones, C. L., Ormerod, D. R., Galbraith, V. E., & Manktelow, K. I. (2014). The mediating effect of affect: Different pathways from self and other schemas to persecutory ideation. Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science, 46, 497-505. IF: 1.1

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Ikwuka, U., Galbraith, N., & Nyatanga, L. (2014). Causal attribution of mental illness in south-eastern Nigeria. International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 60, 274-279. IF: 1.1

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Orchard, L. J., Fullwood, C., Galbraith, N. D., & Morris, N. G. (2014).  Individual differences as predictors of social networking. The Journal of Computer Mediated Communication, 19, 388-402. IF: 3.1

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Hassan, T. M., Sikander, S., Mazhar, N., Munshi, T., Galbraith, N., & Groll, D. (2013). Canadian psychiatrists’ attitudes to becoming mentally ill. British Journal of Medical Practitioners,6(2), a619. IF: /

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Venner, R., Galbraith, N., & Fullwood, C. (2012). Anonymity and level of support given on a health-related online support forum. Journal of Cybertherapy and Rehabilitation, 5(1), 9-13. IF: /

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Morris, N., & Galbraith. N. D. (2011). Mild hypoglycaemia and educational performance. Education and Health, 29(2), 28-31. IF: /

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Galbraith, N. D., & Brown, K. E. (2011). Assessing intervention effectiveness for reducing stress in student nurses: A quantitative systematic review. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 67(4), 709-721. IF: 1.7

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Hawley, C. A., Adams, A., Galbraith, N. D., and de-Souza, V. A. (2010). Attitudes of health professionals to giving advice on fitness to drive (Report no. 91). Department for Transport: London.

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Galbraith, N. D., Manktelow, K. I. & Morris, N. G. (2010). Subclinical delusional ideation and appreciation of sample size and heterogeneity in statistical judgement. British Journal of Psychology, 10 (4), 621-635. IF: 2.3

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Hassan, T. M., Ahmed, O., White, A. C., & Galbraith, N. D. (2009) A postal survey of doctors' attitudes to becoming mentally ill.. Clinical Medicine, 9(4), 327-332.  IF: 1.7

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Hawley, C. A., Galbraith, N. D., and de-Souza, V. A. (2008). Medical education on fitness to drive: A survey of all UK Medical Schools. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 84, 635-638. IF: 1.5

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Galbraith, N. D., Manktelow, K. I. & Morris, N. G. (2008). Sub-clinical delusional ideation and a self-reference bias in everyday reasoning. British Journal of Psychology, 99, 29-44. IF: 2.3

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Galbraith, V. E., & Galbraith, N. D. (2008). Should we be doing more to reduce stigma? Counselling Psychology Review, 23(4), 53-61. IF: /

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Fullwood, C., Galbraith, N. D., & Morris, N. G. (2006). Impulsive nonconformity in female Chat Room users. CyberPsychology and Behavior, 9(5), 634-637. IF: 2.2

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Galbraith, N. D., Hawley, C. A., and de-Souza, V. A. (2006). Research governance approval is putting people off research. British Medical Journal, 332, 238. IF: 17.5

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White, A. C., Shiralkar, P., Hassan, T. M., Galbraith, N. D., & Callaghan, R. (2006). Barriers to mental health care for ill psychiatrists. Psychiatric Bulletin, 30, 382-384. IF: /