Braun and Clarke | Writing up Reflexive Thematic Analysis - made simple!

Let's simplify writing up Braun and Clarke's Reflexive Thematic Analysis - because this is where a lot of people go wrong and don't make the most of their wonderful data! You've done the coding, developed your themes... and now it's time to pull it all together into a clear, compelling writeup that does your hard work justice. In this video, I’ll walk you through exactly how to write up your reflexive thematic analysis, step-by-step – no jargon, no confusion, just a straightforward guide you can actually follow. Hi, I’m Dr. Elizabeth Yardley – I’ve spent the last 20 years supporting social sciences graduate students, and trust me, I know how tricky this stage can feel. So let's break it down together: from introducing your themes clearly (no mysterious slow reveals!) to choosing the best illustrative quotes, interpreting your findings thoughtfully, and pulling everything together into a cohesive story that connects to your research aims and theory. You'll even see practical examples you can screenshot and use as inspiration for your own thesis. If you're deep in the trenches with your reflexive thematic analysis, don't miss my complete Braun and Clarke Guide – packed with worksheets, examples, and sentence starters to make this whole process easier. Linked below! 💬 Comment to tell me: what's your study about? Chapters 0:00 - 1:21 Writing up Braun and Clarke's Reflexive Thematic Analysis - the key issues 1:22 - 2:34 What is "writing up"? 2:35 - 3:45 Identifying your themes 3:46 - 6:23 Writing up each individual theme 6:24 - 8:56 Synthesis - writing about your themes collectively 🎬 Other helpful videos Braun and Clarke, all the steps!    • Thematic analysis in qualitative research ...   Braun and Clarke, coding - how to do it    • Coding qualitative data - how to code usin...   Qualitative research - the bare bones basics    • Qualitative methods vs quantitative resear...   Conceptual frameworks in qualitative research, are they actually a thing?!    • Conceptual frameworks for qualitative rese...   ▶️ See my videos early - before everyone else For early access to my videos, become a Degree Doctor channel member 👉    / @degreedoctor   🚮 Want to throw your analysis in the bin and start again? If you’re: 💠 Staring a list of codes wondering how they magically become themes 💠 Being told your themes are “descriptive” but not knowing how to fix that 💠 Confused about the difference between coding and theme development 💠 Feeling like you’ve made a mess of your analysis My step-by-step Braun and Clarke Reflexive Thematic Analysis Guide walks you through the messy middle of muddled analysis and thin themes to insights that actually feel convincing – to you and your supervisor. https://www.thedegreedoctor.com/braun... 🛍️ Browse the Degree Doctor Shop https://www.thedegreedoctor.com/shop?... 📨 Me – in your inbox The real work of a qualitative PhD starts with clear thinking – that’s what my weekly emails are for. 👉 Join my email community: https://www.thedegreedoctor.com/emails ❤️ Found this video helpful? Degree Doctor is a small independent business, and we put a lot of work into creating free PhD resources. If you'd like to support what we do, you can leave us a small tip. It's entirely optional, but always appreciated. Here's the link to do that: https://www.thedegreedoctor.com/suppo...