PhD thesis (2019)

‘Social influences on dissociative processes in psychosis’

(IoPPN, King’s College London)

DClinPsy thesis (2010)

‘Exploring the foundations of a ‘radical normalisation’ approach to psychosis’

(University of Oxford)

MA thesis (2006)

‘Mysticism & madness: Different aspects of the same human experience?’

(Heythrop College, University of London)

Research awards and grants

• 2017 – DfE Innovation Programme: SafeCORE (£1.95million)
• 2014 – Compassion for Voices: A tale of courage and hope (£7,500)
• 2014 – MRC Clinical Research Training Fellowship (£219,357)
• 2012 – Intervoice Research Award

HEALTHCARE SECTOR
1-to-1 therapy & groups (inpatient & community)
Healthcare staff wellbeing, leadership & team culture

SOCIAL CARE SECTOR
Family interventions where there are children at risk of trauma
Care homes for vulnerable children
Social care staff wellbeing, leadership & team culture

EDUCATION SECTOR
Coaching in schools where there are vulnerable (‘excluded’) children
Teaching staff wellbeing, leadership & school culture

CHARITY SECTOR
Housing and support for vulnerable young people
Charity staff wellbeing, leadership & team culture

• Stanford University – collaborator on new intervention development and co-applicant on 2 research grant applications (adult psychosis)
• Royal Borough of Greenwich – co-investigator on 3 intervention evaluation studies (children’s social care)
• ChUSE Trail – steering group committee member (young voice-hearers)
• NHS Lothian acute inpatient services – collaborator on group evaluation research study (adult psychosis)
• ECHO study, Denmark – research supervisor on new treatment evaluation study (young voice-hearers)