Who we are
I apply mixed methods (qualitative, secondary/online survey datasets) to investigate the wellbeing impact of, and growth from, trauma.
Research focuses on determinants of psychosocial outcomes following diagnosis and treatment (mainly among patients with benign and non-benign lesions) and on the development of interventions to support patients.
Research focuses on patient preferences for, and psychological consequences of, different diagnostic and treatment pathways, as well as public awareness of risk factors for cancer.
Applying interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) to a range of issues particularly in health and illness, e.g. pain, genetics, mental health.
Applying interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) to mental health research, including young people’s wellbeing and early intervention for bipolar disorder.
Applying psychological methods and concepts to research occupational health, neurodiversity, intersectionality and inclusion in work and other life domains.
I investigate psychological health and wellbeing factors related to addictive behaviours without the use of substance using quantitative research methodologies.
Qualitative or quantitative research investigating psychological wellbeing and family relationships among children, young people, adults, and older adults in contemporary family forms with LGBTQPIA+ and cisgender heterosexual people.
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