Kenzie Webley

I am a Research Assistant in the Oxford Cognitive Approaches to Psychosis (O-CAP) research group run by Professor Daniel Freeman.

Primarily, I work across several trials, including Phoenix, Sleeping Better, and Feeling Safer. Within these, O-CAP aims to develop and investigate the efficacy of treatments for psychosis by targeting issues with self-confidence, sleep, and worries about being harmed by others. Our lab aims to adopt novel techniques and computerised methodology to increase access to intervention support across the UK and beyond. 

I completed my BSc in Psychology at Royal Holloway, University of London in the summer of 2025, during which I completed a placement year in the Children's Complex Neurodevelopmental Assessment Team in Cornwall NHS Partnership Foundation Trust. 

My research interests surround highly stigmatised and thus misunderstood conditions including but not limited to Psychosis, ADHD, ASD and DID, with particular consideration to the effects of trauma on neural development and improving access to patient-informed psychological support.