You can find some recent academic publications below.
For a full list of academic activities click here.
For a full list of academic activities click here.
Book Chapter
Recent Peer Reviewed Articles
Morton, L, Cogan N. et al, (2020) Baring all: The impact of the hospital gown on patient well‐being, British Journal of Health Psychology
Morton, L. (2019) Using Psychologically informed care to improve mental health and wellbeing for people born with a heart condition. Journal of Health Psychology.
McElhinney, R., Reid, H. & Morton, L (2016) A Controlled Trial of a CBT Group for Women with Low Self Esteem. Clinical Psychology Forum, 287
Morton, L (2015) What Your Patient is Thinking: The heart of medicine: growing up with pioneering treatment. British Medical Journal, 351: h3881. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmj.h3881
Morton, L. (2015) Scars as a celebration of life. The Psychologist, 28.
Morton, L, Ferguson, M & Baty, F (2014) Improving wellbeing and self-efficacy by social prescription. Journal of Public Health, 129:286-289. DOI:10.1016/j.puhe.2014.12.011
Morton, L (2014) Addressing the Psychological impact of Living with a Heart Condition from Birth. Cardiology News, 17(4):6-12.
Morton, L (2012) Healing Hearts and Minds. The Psychologist, 26(9):694-694.
Morton, L (2011) Can Interpersonal Psychotherapy meet the Psychological Cost of life gifted by Medical Intervention? Counselling Psychology Review, 26(3):75-86.
Morton, L., Roach, L., Reid, H. & Hallam Stewart, S (2011) An Evaluation of a CBT Group for Women with Low Self-Esteem. Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy, 40(2):221-5. DOI:10.1017/S1352465811000294
Reid, H., Morton, L. & McElhinney, R. (2010) A randomised controlled trial evaluating a guided self-help course for women with low self-esteem, Division of Clinical Psychology Scotland Newsletter, 2: 13-15.
Morton, L. (2019) Using Psychologically informed care to improve mental health and wellbeing for people born with a heart condition. Journal of Health Psychology.
McElhinney, R., Reid, H. & Morton, L (2016) A Controlled Trial of a CBT Group for Women with Low Self Esteem. Clinical Psychology Forum, 287
Morton, L (2015) What Your Patient is Thinking: The heart of medicine: growing up with pioneering treatment. British Medical Journal, 351: h3881. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmj.h3881
Morton, L. (2015) Scars as a celebration of life. The Psychologist, 28.
Morton, L, Ferguson, M & Baty, F (2014) Improving wellbeing and self-efficacy by social prescription. Journal of Public Health, 129:286-289. DOI:10.1016/j.puhe.2014.12.011
Morton, L (2014) Addressing the Psychological impact of Living with a Heart Condition from Birth. Cardiology News, 17(4):6-12.
Morton, L (2012) Healing Hearts and Minds. The Psychologist, 26(9):694-694.
Morton, L (2011) Can Interpersonal Psychotherapy meet the Psychological Cost of life gifted by Medical Intervention? Counselling Psychology Review, 26(3):75-86.
Morton, L., Roach, L., Reid, H. & Hallam Stewart, S (2011) An Evaluation of a CBT Group for Women with Low Self-Esteem. Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy, 40(2):221-5. DOI:10.1017/S1352465811000294
Reid, H., Morton, L. & McElhinney, R. (2010) A randomised controlled trial evaluating a guided self-help course for women with low self-esteem, Division of Clinical Psychology Scotland Newsletter, 2: 13-15.
