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May's Book of the Month is a book about motherhood - but in an unusual way. THE HAND THAT FIRST HELD MINE is a beautifully crafted novel that weaves together two lives that are fifty years apart. Lexie lives in 1950s Soho, and is forging a life as a journalist in the bohemian, artistic neighbourhood. Elina is a modern day painter, also living in London, who has just had her first child. Each of their stories echoes the other, and connections keep appearing, leading to a suspense-driven climax. When declaring the book Winner of the 2010 Costa Novel Award, the judges described it as '"A book of grand themes and intimate moments. This gripping novel is the one we'd unreservedly recommend.'
You can read more about the book here.
We're delighted that Maggie will be joining us on Wednesday 25th May, 8-9pm, so don't forget to join us to ask Maggie about all her books, how she writes, her experiences of motherhood, what inspires her... See you then.
Amazingly written book, great story and captures so beautifully the awe (both positive and negative) motherhood brings. Really is one of the best books I've read for years.
Am trying to think of a question rather than slavish praise so here goes - Maggie, do you ever have to fight the urge for a happy ending - even for the letters in the loft to have been preserved would have been a comfort - or are you always acutely aware it's a work of fiction and it's your duty to reader (and publisher) to add layers of drama (and often sorrow)?
Hi there thank you so much. Im delighted that you enjoyed the book.
Re endings: I never have to fight for endings, happy or sad or somewhere between the two. They tend to come of their own accord. A sign that a book is working is when the plot and characters take on a momentum all of their own and events and resolutions start presenting themselves, rather than me having to work them out. I dont always know how a book is going to end when I begin but, usually (hopefully?), by the time I get there, an end has appeared.
Agree with you ShowofHands have just finished it for the second time. I think it is a wonderful book.
I really identified with both Ted and Elina. I had an e-cs and the vagueness Maggie describes really summed up those early weeks or even months perfectly.
My own mother left when I was 4 so the whole thing Ted goes through with the birth of the baby bringing memories to the surface, was very emotional for me to read.
I am so glad I have read this book.
I do wonder how/where Maggie did her research for this book or indeed if she has experienced any of the themes.
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Elinas e-c is loosely based on the delivery I had with my son in 2003. Its not an exact account of what happened to me, of course, but I used the experience to inform the character of Elina. It can be such a shock when you have a traumatic and mismanaged delivery: it certainly took me a long time to recover, both physically and mentally. I couldnt really talk about it for a long time afterwards but then, a few years later, found I wanted to write about it but as if it happened to someone else. I dont often use events from my own life in my novels but this one just wouldnt go away.
I think you're brilliant Maggie. <sycophant>
I loved this book, in fact all of your novels. Great female characters (how fabulous is Lexie?), and an uncanny ability to put into words what motherhood feels like. The beautiful description of a thread unspooling as Lexie walks to work away from her son is just perfect. And this being balanced by this same pull from the child's point of view was heartbreaking in this context.
So... are you a mumsnetter? (Please say you're someone like AF)
Hello Pogue (can I call you Pogue?),
THANK YOU. I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds it hard to walk away from their children to work.
I am a mumsnetter actually. A committed one. I lurk and occasionally I join a thread. I'm not AF, however...
The Moomin books are wonderful. Are you at all Scandinavian? Did you make Elina Finnish for a particular reason? or did it just add another dimension to the character's displacement/otherness in the book?
And I'm intrigued by Elina's mother - she was actually her 'real' mother (as opposed to Ted's 'unreal' one) but she was less present than Ted's, and, well, completely rubbish to her daughter. Did you deliberately choose to contrast her with the other mothers in the book?
Maggie, I read that you have lived in Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales and i wondered where feels like home? I love that many of your books (I've read them all!) have a Scottish connection, in an understated sort of way. Too many books are set in London! (I'm Scottish by the way!)
Having lived in lots of different places, I feel that they are all home and yet not. It makes you a little bit of an observer wherever you are, which is of course no bad thing if you happen to be a writer. I think of Scotland as my home these days, partly because it is and partly because my family are here. Also, I moved here when I was a teenager and I think your skin is at its thinnest then - you're at your most porous.
loved the book,dont want spoil so will discuss my jist
the book really got that vagueness of being new mum,the pull of detachment of old self and sudden attachments to a new baby.clash of old life and new life
i liked how lexie grew and emerged into a confident womann through her art . when lexie dies,-the circumstances and description i was upset but couldn't stop reading.really moving
grew to hate margot for the betrayal and not taking care of items she should have.I wasnt shocked at revelation about Ted, more upset how they had handled it
i like maggie style,not so much whodunnits as whydunnits
as an aside, when i read after you'd gone i was convinced alice dies,but when i discussed this with pal she swears no no i got it wrong.....so maggie?
I really wanted to write a novel about those first few weeks of new motherhood - the exhaustion and shock and elation of it all. I hadn't really seen in done much in fiction before. There's an awful lot of non-fiction on the subject but I couldn't believe novelists hadn't been drawn to it before. To me it was irresistable.
I'm sorry you hated Margot. What she did was wrong, of course, but there were extenuating circumstances, wouldn't you say? She herself was a product of bad parenting.
After You'd Gone: I get that question all the time. I wrote the ending and then, at the last minute, I altered it to make it a bit less obvious. But maybe I was a bit strong with the editing because people are always asking me if she died or not. I once got a letter from a man who said I'd ruined his honeymoon because he and his wife argued about whether Alice dies or not. Wasn't sure how to answer. Anyway, nobody is wrong. It's deliberately ambiguous. But to my mind Alice lives. She couldn't not.
Can't make it tomorrow, but so loved this book - loved the evocation of 50's Soho: excitement about art and ideas; Lexie escaping her family and making her way as an independent woman through Fleet Street at a time when women couldn' t progress in journalism easily and just the most compelling description of traumatic birth and the following haze that I have seen. I couldnt put it down, and I gave my copy to someone and feel a bit bereft and might have to get another one!
Maggie I once saw you in Reception at the building I work in and I was too shy to tell you how much i loved it, so I'm telling you now!
I can't believe you didn't come and say hello. Next time, you must.
aha about alice raikes.i passed after you'd gone on and yes we did have diff thoughts. glad she didnt die. i read that book every few years,get something different each time
margot i found i increasingly i couldnt reconcile what she did the carelessness of thought and actions -maybe i read her harshly?
the painting behind the dresser, what was the inspiration for that?
Maggie, following Tilly's questions what inspired you to start writing and how long was it till you got your first book published?
I've always written, ever since I was a child. I can't remember life without that urge. I've kept a diary since I was quite young and I went to writing workshops for years. I wanted to be a poet for a long time but i wasn't very good. I started writing what became my first novel when I was in my early twenties but it took a long time to finish. I went on an Arvon Foundation Course (a brilliant place - would recommend to anyone who wants to get started on something or wants a bit of help with finishing) and via the tutors there I got in touch with the woman who eventually became my agent. Getting published is a long road and you need to develop the skin of a rhinoceros to deal with all those rejection letters. I redrafted the novel several times before the agent agreed to take me on; she sent it out after a year, it was rejected by six publishers; I rewrote it again over the course of another half-year and then it was picked up.
Do you find the time to read much yourself and who are your favourite authors?
Just flagging up a lot of discussion amongst Mumsnetters about the twist - did you see it as more of a whydunnit rather than a whodunnit? And do you think Margot was at all redeemed by at least bringing him up, even though she never told him that he wasn't hers?
Maggie, I just had a baby 2 months ago and just finished the book. It was fab. I particularly enjoyed Lexie's article 'the women we become after children' - its perfect - is this something you wrote beforehand and wove in to the plot? it feels very personal. I love it.
Hello Maggie. <shy> I love you a little bit and have ummed and aahed about how to make 'gosh I love your books' into a question but I've got there...
Do you imagine whole lives for your characters after the novel ends? Part of the beauty of your writing is that it's a bit haunting. The characters stay with you. And I sometimes find myself wondering as the books catch my eye on the shelf what happened to Elina and Ted for example. If Ted's 'parents' stayed together etc? Do they cease to exist for you at the close of the book or do you have strands of their lives in your mind?
aha about alice raikes.i passed after you'd gone on and yes we did have diff thoughts. glad she didnt die. i read that book every few years,get something different each time
margot i found i increasingly i couldnt reconcile what she did the carelessness of thought and actions -maybe i read her harshly?
the painting behind the dresser, what was the inspiration for that?
I couldn't really have killed Alice off after all that. The book would have been littered with corpses...
Margot is a tricky one, I admit. I originally conceived her as someone purely evil, a kind of Grimm's fairytale stepmother. In the writing of the novel, though, I found a kind of sympathy for her. She's been so warped by her mother and the desire for children, if thwarted, can make you do all sorts of strange things.
Painting: I was interested while writing the book in the things that outlive us. Those possessions that pass out of our hands after our deaths and go on to have further lives, with other people.
I felt ridiculously sorry for Margot. She was created by her mother. I don't think she chose to be that way did she? Poor blooming woman.
I am aware that I'm talking about these characters as if they're real.
Trying to join in from my phone whilst waiting for dd2 to go to sleep but in case I don't get the chance to join in properl,just to say I loved the book as I have all your books. After you've gone has stayed with me singce I read it when it first came out. Where did your inspiration come from for AY!G? I hope not personal experience.
And do you have anything in the pipeline?
Do you find the time to read much yourself and who are your favourite authors?
It can be hard, as I'm sure you all know, with young children in the house. But I am both lucky and cursed to be an insomniac, so I get a lot of reading done then. Favourite authors.
Dead: the Brontes, George Eliot, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, Tolstoy, JG Farrell, Molly Keane, Edith Wharton, Iris Murdoch, Muriel Spark.
Alive: Margaret Atwood, Michele Roberts, William Boyd, Alice Munro, Peter Carey, Ian McEwan, Jonathan Franzen, David Mitchell.
i like rummaging in junk shops,there is a poignancy about items that outlive people.a discarded brooch etc wondering who,what loved and held those items. all the shops down grassmarket and candlemaker row
i think your enduring themes is human condition,how we negotiate flaws and decisions made. so i didn't read hand held mine as a whodunnit, a def whydunnit. but if i wanted systematic unpicking and who was it guessing id read another genre
Maggie, I just had a baby 2 months ago and just finished the book. It was fab. I particularly enjoyed Lexie's article 'the women we become after children' - its perfect - is this something you wrote beforehand and wove in to the plot? it feels very personal. I love it.
That particular bit I had a struggle over. It belonged to a much earlier draft, most of which was narrated in the first-person (long story - a disaster that I had to fix, by going through entire manuscript, changing all the 'I's to 'she's and 'me's to 'her's - what a dull fortnight that was) but I couldn't bear to lose that bit. Spent nights awake thinking, how can I save it? Eventually hit upon idea of putting it into Lexie's writing.
I did long to be Lexie, even with the difficulties of working motherhood. I found her so refreshing and un-tethered. Did you unearth a character in any of your research of the period that inspired her? She made me think of Lee Miller...
And was it difficult to edit your Soho artworld research into the plot - must be so tempting to include more Colony Room characters, etc?
Aha - it definitely has a different tone - Its the part of the book that resonates with me the most - glad you kept it in!
Right, will read the rest of the chat later as I do have to interact with my child. My mil's a social worker and Says Things when I leave dd to forage for scraps.
I'm so pleased you're here for a webchat and that you're actually a MNer anyway. You must know how much you're liked by seeing how often you're recommended on here. I'm always foisting your books on friends/family and insisting they read them.
Write lots more books immediately.
Hello Maggie. <shy> I love you a little bit and have ummed and aahed about how to make 'gosh I love your books' into a question but I've got there...
Do you imagine whole lives for your characters after the novel ends? Part of the beauty of your writing is that it's a bit haunting. The characters stay with you. And I sometimes find myself wondering as the books catch my eye on the shelf what happened to Elina and Ted for example. If Ted's 'parents' stayed together etc? Do they cease to exist for you at the close of the book or do you have strands of their lives in your mind?
I think authors write the kind of books they themselves would like to read. I know that I hate it when all the ends are neatly tied up in the final pages of a novel: I find the story and the characters immediately fade from my mind. So, yes, I like the idea of characters going on to have a whole metalife outside the book. I'm sure that Ted and Elina are going to be fine; Felix and Margot, not so fine.
As to whether they cease to exist - they tend to still live in my mind for a long time but part of the process of starting a new book is saying goodbye to the people from the previous book. (Does this make me sound bonkers? Perhaps. Me and my imaginary friends.) There are some characters who don't want to leave. Esme Lennox really didn't want me to start on Lexie and Elina, for example. She wasn't happy at all about that.
Just flagging up a lot of discussion amongst Mumsnetters about the twist - did you see it as more of a whydunnit rather than a whodunnit? And do you think Margot was at all redeemed by at least bringing him up, even though she never told him that he wasn't hers?
I never really thought of it as a twist, more of a reveal. I knew some people would see the link between the stories straight away and others not. It's there if you want to see it, I suppose. It was something i asked my advisors and editors, while I was writing it: at what point did you realise? But, yes, absolutely a whydunnit.
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Hello Maggie, loved the book and I love that you're a MNer.
Annoyingly I can't say anything too clever as I had made my notes about THTFHM on my Kindle and then it crashed (are you sensing a theme about disorganisation here?!!)
Do you have a Kindle - what do you think of them?
I am going on holiday - which of your books should I download next when it's unfrozen?
I haven't read any others but LOVED this one esp Lexie's article as admired above.
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This is a Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7.2K SATA HDD.
Feb 2, 2012 at 12:41 UTC
I have an external HHD dock that works well. just jam it in the top and plug in the usb cable.
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Feb 2, 2012 at 12:41 UTC
I have an external HHD dock that works well. just jam it in the top and plug in the usb cable.
Feb 2, 2012 at 12:42 UTC
I hope this is what your looking for. This is an external enclosure for a internal HD
Feb 2, 2012 at 12:43 UTC
Dang I'm too slow Birdman beat me to it :)
Feb 2, 2012 at 12:43 UTC
@DialJC - Have you tried this one. Looks like it works for both SATA and IDE, which would be good. This should let me connect the SATA hdd to a computer using USB and copy the data off it, right?
Feb 2, 2012 at 12:48 UTC
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Feb 2, 2012 at 12:54 UTC
I think I can get my hands on this in next 1 hour (a friend has it with him). Will this work.
Feb 2, 2012 at 12:57 UTC
If you're looking for something (slightly) cheaper, might I recommend this: http:/
Perhaps not quite as handy as a dock, but portability seems to be greater. I suppose it depends on the environment you intend to use it in.
Feb 2, 2012 at 1:00 UTC
I haven't tried this one Mel,
But usually these enclosures are straight forward. It does support both IDE and SATA. :)
Feb 2, 2012 at 1:07 UTC
Yup that'l work great bud. Good thing your friend had one near by :D
Feb 2, 2012 at 1:10 UTC
I think I can get my hands on this in next 1 hour (a friend has it with him). Will this work.
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What OS are you using? should work with the supplied drivers as long as your not on Linux.
Feb 2, 2012 at 1:26 UTC
So I got the dock but it seems that the hdd is not being recognized. The OS is Windows 7 and the hdd is making a weird noise when connecting to a computer using a USB. The other computer has win7 which should not matter. I had to do this in first place since the machine using that hdd became unresponsive with following error:
"Non-system disk or disk error" replace and strike any key when ready"
There were no external drives (USB) or CD/DVD attached. The hdd was not recognizable through BIOS.
I need to get important data from this drive. Is the drive completely dead because I connected a different SATA hdd to the dock and that got detected.
Since this computer is still in warranty, I have already ask HP to send me a replacement drive. Make that 2 drive failed in as many days. Just one of those weeks. :(
Is there any way to salvage the data here?
Feb 2, 2012 at 2:47 UTC
I have an external HHD dock that works well. just jam it in the top and plug in the usb cable.
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These are awesome. Very handy when you need to mess with several drives.
Feb 2, 2012 at 3:05 UTC
Ah man sorry to hear the bad news Mel.
there are companies that can recover your data for you but it's expensive. Some people claim that they have gotten a HD to work again after freezing it for a while and trying again. I personally have never had any success with this method. If the data is super important and you want to get it off of there I would stop powering up the drive. The read head could be smashing into the platter causing data loss. That's what the weird noises are. Like a record player's needle scratching a record. Good luck Mel,
Feb 2, 2012 at 3:23 UTC
I am good with Forensics, learnt a few things in school but don't think thats gonna work. Thanks for the pointers everyone.
I will give Birdman the best answer sine he put in the post first.
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Service user and carer experiences of seeking help for a first episode of psychosis: a UK qualitative study
Long duration of untreated psychosis (DUP) is associated with poor outcomes and low quality of life at first contact with mental health services. However, long DUP is common. In order to inform initiatives to reduce DUP, we investigated service users' and carers' experiences of the onset of psychosis and help-seeking in two multicultural, inner London boroughs and the roles of participants' social networks in their pathways to care.
In-depth interviews were conducted with service users and carers from an early intervention service in North London, purposively sampled to achieve diversity in sociodemographic characteristics and DUP and to include service users in contact with community organisations during illness onset. Interviews covered respondents' understanding of and reaction to the onset of psychosis, their help-seeking attempts and the reactions of social networks and health services. Thematic analysis of interview transcripts was conducted.
Multiple barriers to prompt treatment included not attributing problems to psychosis, worries about the stigma of mental illness and service contact, not knowing where to get help and unhelpful service responses. Help was often not sought until crisis point, despite considerable prior distress. The person experiencing symptoms was often the last to recognise them as mental illness. In an urban UK setting, where involved, workers in non-health community organisations were frequently willing to assist help-seeking but often lacked skills, time or knowledge to do so.
Even modest periods of untreated psychosis cause distress and disruption to individuals and their families. Early intervention services should prioritise early detection. Initiatives aimed at reducing DUP may succeed not by promoting swift service response alone, but also by targeting delays in initial help-seeking. Our study suggests that strategies for doing this may include addressing the stigma associated with psychosis and community education regarding symptoms and services, targeting not only young people developing illness but also a range of people in their networks, including staff in educational and community organisations. Initiatives to enhance the effective involvement of staff in community organisations working with young people in promoting help-seeking merit research.
The onset of psychosis is a significant, sometimes catastrophic health event for individuals and their carers. With onset typically in late adolescence and early adulthood, if psychotic illness advances without intervention, the likelihood of treatment resistant symptoms, permanent psychosocial delay and a life-time reliance on health and social systems increases
Many factors may contribute to the typically long treatment delays for people experiencing a first episode of psychosis. These include poor individual, familial and community education about the signs and symptoms of psychosis, reluctance to accept stigma-laden diagnoses and the pervasive mistrust of mental health services within the general community
A recent systematic review of initiatives to shorten DUP suggested that successful early detection initiatives promoted prompt help-seeking in addition to minimising health service delays once help had been sought
We investigated service users' and carers' experiences of the onset of psychosis and help-seeking in two inner-city London boroughs. A particular focus was the roles of relevant community groups and non-health professionals in pathways to care, a relatively unexplored area to date within the early detection literature. A qualitative approach was used to gather in-depth accounts of initial help-seeking processes, with the aim of informing and improving the effectiveness of a local early detection strategy. In our analysis, we aimed to identify potential routes to earlier mental health service contact following the onset of psychosis.
The research took place in the London boroughs of Camden and Islington, which are socially and ethnically diverse and include areas of high deprivation. Participants were drawn from Camden & Islington NHS Foundation Trust Early Intervention Service (CIEIS), which offers intensive treatment for up to three years to people aged 18 to 35 with a first episode of affective or non-affective psychosis.
Our sample of CIEIS service users and carers (not matched to service user respondents) was purposively recruited: a) we prioritised service users who were in contact with community organisations at the time of referral to CIEIS, in order to explore the potential role of community groups (such as education, housing, employment and young people's services and local faith and cultural organisations) in help-seeking; b) we sought diverse participants in terms of age, gender, ethnic group, educational attainment, employment history and duration of untreated psychosis. Participants were required to understand and speak adequate levels of English and be able to give written informed consent.
Topic guides for semi-structured interviews with service users and carers covered: onset of difficulties; main activities and contact with community organisations at the time mental health problems developed; respondents' understanding of and responses to symptoms; help-seeking attempts; reactions from social network to the onset of illness; and experiences of help-seeking and service responses. Additional probes were used to elicit more information as appropriate.
Participants were recruited via CIEIS clinical staff. Interviews lasted an hour on average and took place at CIEIS or respondents' homes. They were conducted by MC and MH.
Interview transcripts were entered into QSR NVivo7 qualitative analysis software and analysed using thematic analysis
Participant characteristics
21 service users and 9 carers were interviewed for the study. Service user participants' characteristics and duration of DUP are shown and compared to those for a representative sample of CIEIS clients in Table
Table 1
Demographic Characteristics of the Service User Sample (N = 21) and a CIEIS comparison
Respondents n (%)
Overall CIEIS (%)*
6 (28.6%)
15 (71.4%)
Mean age
White British
3 (14.3%)
White Other
4 (19%)
Black African
3 (14.3%)
Black Caribbean
5 (23.8%)
Asian Bangladeshi
4 (19%)
Mixed Race
2 (9.5%)
Median DUP (days)
< 3 months
10/21 (48%)
48/117 (41%)
SD = Standard deviation.
* Figures are based on overall CIEIS service user statistics in 2009.
Table 2
Demographic Characteristics of the Carer Sample (n = 9)
1 (11.1%)
8 (88.9%)
2 (22.2%)
5 (55.6%)
2 (22.2%)
White British
5 (55.6%)
White Other
2 (22.2%)
Black Caribbean
1 (11.1%)
Mixed Race
1 (11.1%)
6 (66.7%)
1 (11.1%)
1 (11.1%)
1 (11.1%)
The study sample included a higher proportion of service users from non-white ethnic groups than the CIEIS clinical population as a whole. Typical DUP and the proportion of service users with short DUP (< 3 months) were broadly representative of all CIEIS service users. All but one of the carer sample were female.
Multiple sources of treatment delay were found, attributable to individuals, their social networks and services. The themes and experiences reported by service users and carers were generally congruent: we report differences in perspective where they were found. Results are organised thematically, describing participants' responses to the development of symptoms, reactions from their social networks and experiences of contact with services. Quotations illustrating major themes are presented in the text; additional illustrative quotations are provided in Additional File
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1) Understandings of symptoms and experiences
Attribution of symptoms
The majority of service user participants (n = 18) described a period (varying from a few weeks to years) in which they had not understood their experiences as being a form of mental health problem or something for which help from health services might be available.
Carers reported similar difficulties in recognising service users' problems as signs of psychosis, and for many (n = 6), this was associated with retrospective feelings of frustration or guilt for not having recognised symptoms earlier and thus potentially prolonging the suffering of their family members. These delays were attributed to the vagueness of early symptoms and to lack of awareness of psychosis at individual and community levels.
Service users reported alternative explanations for psychotic symptoms including substance misuse, stress, physical illness, depression, sleep deprivation and religious experiences. Carers cited rebellious teenage behaviour, illicit drug use, stress, physical and neurological conditions, other psychological problems such as post-natal depression or personality characteristics.
Response to symptoms
Almost half the service users (n = 10) and one third of the carers (n = 3) described thinking symptoms were transient and would resolve without the need for further intervention. These accounts seemed to be linked to longer duration of untreated psychosis and attribution of symptoms to other causes such as developmental phase.
Many service users (n = 13) described withdrawing from their social networks as a response to their symptoms.
Some service users (n = 8) reported actively disguising psychotic symptoms from others, through a desire to preserve their self-image and appear normal to others
2) Help-seeking processes
Service users and carers describe change over time and ambivalence in their response to difficulties. While many service users shifted between temporarily acknowledging a need for help and denial of or alternative explanations for their difficulties, three main responses were reported:
a) Unawareness of problems
Eleven respondents describe remaining unaware of their psychosis until contact with mental health services. Help-seeking for these individuals was therefore often complicated, prolonged and involved various attempts to intervene by family and friends, community organizations, statutory and emergency services. In some cases, help-seeking was initiated without service users' knowledge and/or consent.
b) Attribution of problems to mental illness
Six service users reported gradually acknowledging their problems as mental ill-health and subsequently initiating help-seeking. These respondents appeared to recognise a need for help as their symptoms became unmanageable and culminated in crisis. Consistent encouragement and pressure from others to seek help aided help-seeking.
c) Other attributions of problems
The remaining 4 service users acknowledged a need for help but did not view their difficulties as mental health problems, so instigated more general help-seeking.
In contrast, all the carers came to recognize a need for help although the time-frame for help-seeking varied considerably. Carers noticed uncharacteristic and bizarre behaviours which alerted them to consider taking action, although a majority (n = 5) reported that help-seeking was not initiated until a crisis point was reached.
Many carers (n = 8) discussed the service user's lack of acknowledgement of their psychosis and reluctance to get help as a barrier for contacting services. All the carers described having tried to convince their family member to seek help but often faced denial, anger and stigma-related worries that consequently delayed appropriate help-seeking.
3) Beliefs and knowledge about mental health services
Most service user respondents (n = 15) reported concerns about stigma as a barrier to help-seeking: fear of negative reactions to mental illness from others (n = 12); fears about mental health services (n = 5); and fears about the social consequences of mental health service involvement (n = 5).
Carers were predominantly concerned about the potential adverse social and psychological consequences of their family members entering the mental health system. They also expressed worries about treatment and misgivings about mental health services.
Similar concerns were expressed across all ethnic groups within the service user sample. Only one person (of Black African origin) reported a concern about contact with mental health services relating directly to their ethnic background.
Lack of knowledge
Identifying an appropriate service and route to treatment had been difficult for both service users and carers. Over half of service users (n = 12) talked about not having adequate knowledge about mental health services and the types of help available at illness onset. Six reported thinking that help did not exist for the psychotic symptoms they were experiencing.
Similarly, most carers (n = 6) reported having insufficient knowledge about mental health services at this time and feeling uncertain about where to seek help. The vagueness of symptoms added to their feelings of confusion and made it harder to determine the type of help needed.
4) Responses of social networks to illness onset and help-seeking
Responses of immediate social networks
Although most service users (n = 19) reported being encouraged to seek help by their immediate social networks (friends, family members and partners), nine had also experienced unhelpful responses ranging from not recognizing or minimising the severity of illness to alarming or critical responses. One third of carers also described unhelpful responses from others in their social network when they had tried to instigate help-seeking. These had delayed or discouraged contact with mental health services.
Responses of community organisations
Prior to their first contact with mental health services, 17 service users described being in contact with one or more community organisation. These included religious organisations, employment services, universities and colleges and youth and leisure groups.
Nine respondents reported that their difficulties had initially gone unnoticed or were ignored by community group staff.
Service users had been reluctant to approach community staff. Six of the eight who were in education said that they had not thought to approach their tutors for help, as they perceived these relationships to be distant, impersonal and inappropriate for discussing mental health difficulties. Similar concerns were described by two others about employers.
Positive responses from community organisations were also reported. For six service users, encouragement from non-health community organisations led to referrals to mental health services either directly or via a GP. The involved workers were the respective participants' employer, son's nursery teacher, hostel support worker, university counsellor, youth worker and prison officer. Three more service users described receiving advice from community staff to seek help but not acting on it. Initial contact with mental health services was eventually instigated in these cases by family members or emergency services.
Seven carers discussed their family member having been in regular contact with occupational, educational or religious community groups prior to contact with mental health services. In three cases, schools and occupational health had noticed a deterioration of functioning but this had not led to a referral to mental health services. In four cases the community organizations had not instigated help-seeking or raised any concerns. However, two carers whose family members were in contact with church youth groups perceived their support to have been valuable, even though they had not advocated help-seeking.
5.) Health professionals' responses
Although for most respondents, help-seeking was initiated by a member of their social network, several respondents (n = 6) themselves contacted health professionals, who did not then initially recognise psychosis. Some respondents were reluctant to divulge problems and correspondingly vague when describing symptoms, often emphasizing physical problems over mental health difficulties.
Seven carers reported receiving what they viewed as uninformed or insensitive responses from health and educational professionals.
In four cases, carers considered that detection of psychosis had been further delayed by their family member not disclosing positive symptoms to family or health care professionals (see Additional File
Main Findings
Our study confirms that multiple, complex factors contribute to treatment delay for first episode psychosis, including not attributing problems to mental illness, stigma-related concerns, lack of knowledge about where to go for help and unhelpful health service responses. Our results concur with previous studies
The descriptions in our study of responses to early psychotic symptoms help to understand these findings. The vague nature of many early psychotic experiences creates difficulties, especially for those without specialist training, in distinguishing illness symptoms from other motivational or developmental problems. A substantial number of service users (but not carers) remained unconvinced that they had a substantial problem up to the point of contact with mental health services. These problems of recognition of psychosis were sometimes exacerbated by people experiencing psychosis deliberately masking symptoms. GPs in particular were presented with vague, or physical rather than mental, symptoms, illustrating why it is difficult for them to identify early psychosis.
As well as consolidating previous knowledge, this study adds to it in the following ways:
The role of community organisations
Engagement of the wider community in identifying and seeking help for psychosis has been advocated for early intervention services recurrently by experts
Pathways to care
Participants in this study typically reported significant service delays in pathways to care once help-seeking had been initiated. In our sample, these mostly related to the response of GPs and primary care, rather than secondary mental health services.
The experience of different ethnic groups
We purposively sampled participants to reflect the ethnic diversity of the local catchment area. Similarities in participants' experiences were more outstanding than differences: we did not find differences between ethnic groups regarding stigma concerns, reservations about mental health services or experiences of service responses. Encouragingly, we found no evidence suggesting discriminatory practice. Our study suggests potential for effective intervention across the whole target population to address the problems of stigma and mistrust of services, rather than clearly indicating tailored initiatives for specific social or ethnic groups.
The limitations of this study relate to sampling issues and the retrospective nature of the data collected. In common with previous studies of people with psychosis
Our service user sample had similar duration of untreated psychosis to CIEIS service users in general, but deliberately over-represented those in contact with community groups during illness onset, in order to explore the role of these groups in help-seeking. This divergence from the general CIEIS population, and socio-demographic differences between the client base of CIEIS and early intervention services in other parts of the UK may limit the applicability of our findings to a wider first episode psychosis population. Finally, experiences of the onset of illness and first contact with mental health services were reported retrospectively, creating possible lacunae or distortions through recall bias.
Research Implications
This study describes multiple barriers to prompt treatment for people with first onset psychosis both before help-seeking is initiated and after first contact with services. It supports the conclusion of a recent review
Previous Canadian research has found that the involvement of people working in non-health service community organisations during pathways to care is common
The interviews in this study reflect the difficulties for all involved in recognising early psychosis. An alternative early detection approach from focusing narrowly on psychosis would be a stepped strategy: first, seeking to improve access to assessment and treatment for distressed young people with a range of mental health problems and associated deterioration in functioning; then second, seeking to improve detection and assessment for early psychosis from within this group. Comparison of the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of broader and more focused strategies to enhance early detection merits investigation.
This study indicates there is probably value in routine monitoring in early intervention services of pathways to care and components of DUP. This could illuminate major contributors to DUP and agencies involved in helping people access treatment, which may vary across cultures and between local service systems and so inform priorities for local initiatives to reduce DUP. The MiDATA Project in the UK
Clinical implications
The median DUP for the service user sample in this study was fairly short, coming close to achieving the World Health Organisation 3-month target
Interviewees in our study reported not knowing where to get help. Carers also expressed uncertainty about what to do if the person experiencing psychosis was reluctant to accept help. Even in the absence of resources for concerted early detection initiatives, early intervention services may be able to reduce these barriers to accessing treatment through modest changes to service organisation and practice. Feasible and potentially useful actions include: providing direct telephone access to the service; offering advice to concerned family members or involved community professionals, even if a referral cannot be made straight away. With sufficient resource allocation, more concerted campaigns are desirable. Ways to seek prompt referrals for people with first episode psychosis which have been used in large-scale early detection initiatives
This qualitative study describes the experiences of young people and their carers during the onset of psychosis. It shows how a range of psychosocial factors cause delays in provision of appropriate treatment for young people developing psychosis, despite them and their families experiencing considerable worry. The distress reported by young people and their families, even in relatively brief periods of untreated psychosis, supports prioritisation by early intervention services of promoting swift access to treatment. The study also shows how people's immediate support networks and involved community organisations may either encourage or deter help-seeking. It highlights the need for more research to establish how mental health service initiatives can promote prompt help-seeking for people with first onset psychosis and how not just young people themselves, but also their families and broader social networks including non-health community organisations, can be helped to play a more effective role in this process.
DUP: Duration of untreated psychosis; CIEIS: Camden and Islington Early Intervention Service
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
SJ, MH, NM, HK, RR and SP contributed to study design. MC and MH conducted interviews with study participants. ST led the analysis of study data with contributions from NM, BLE, MH, MC and SJ. ST, NM, MH, BLE, HK, RR, SP and SJ helped write the paper. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
Acknowledgements and Funding
'This paper presents independent research funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) under its Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB) Programme (Grant Reference Number PB-PG-0706-10230). The views expressed are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of the NHS, the NIHR or the Department of Health.'
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"That is why in my State of the Union address I called on Congress to set up an Energy Security Trust to fund research into new technologies that will help us reach our goal," he said.
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Murkowski, the top Republican on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, wants to marry it with expansion of areas made available for oil-and-gas leasing, while Obama's plan would not do so.
Many Republicans want to open areas such as the East Coast that remain off-limits to drilling, and support a more aggressive leasing program in Arctic seas off Alaska's coast.
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The Obama administration's 2012-2017 plan focuses on continued leasing in the Gulf of Mexico and, in the final years of the program, more lease sales off Alaska's coast.
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"These revenues are projected to increase over the next several years based on a combination of leasing, production, and price trends, with additional revenues potentially generated as a result of reforms being proposed in the FY 2014 Budget," the White House summary states.
Obama, in the speech, said he's aware of the pain that gasoline prices create. Pump prices surged earlier this year, and are hovering at around nearly $3.70 per gallon, according to AAA.
"The problem is this happens every year. It happened last year, the year before that, and it is a serious blow to family budgets. It feels like you are getting hit with new a tax coming right out of your pocket," Obama said.
He touted rules the administration has already completed that would require major increases in auto efficiency through model year 2025, noting they will save the average family more than $8,000 in fuel costs over the life of a new vehicle.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Amkor Technology (AMKR) stock is gaining Tuesday after the semiconductor equipment company posted better-than-expected quarterly earnings and on favorable second-quarter guidance.
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In its first quarter, the company earned 9 cents a share and revenue of $696.04 million. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters anticipated net income of 3 cents a share and revenue of $678.13 million.
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