Currently, I am a research associate in the Centre for Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology at Sheffield Hallam University. In this role, I have expertise in: - Qualitative insight gathering including interviews and focus groups - Development and delivery of quantitative data collection methods such as questionnaires- Applying behavioural science theory to explore barriers and facilitators for behaviour change- Using the behaviour change wheel to develop behaviour change… Show more Currently, I am a research associate in the Centre for Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology at Sheffield Hallam University. In this role, I have expertise in: - Qualitative insight gathering including interviews and focus groups - Development and delivery of quantitative data collection methods such as questionnaires- Applying behavioural science theory to explore barriers and facilitators for behaviour change- Using the behaviour change wheel to develop behaviour change interventions- Systematically reviewing evidence In this role, I am also involved with organising the CeBSAP monthly research seminars and manage the yearly annual report. I work closely with funders including local authorities and government bodies. I also help to deliver behavioural science training workshops. Show less

At York St John, I was involved in leading seminars and workshops on the undergraduate Psychology programme. I taught Research Methods (Level 4, Level 5 and Level 6), infant and child developmental psychology and adolescent developmental psychology (MSc). This mostly involved delivering small group teaching (seminars) and computer-based workshops (e.g., learning how to use SPSS). I was involved in the marking process on a range of different assignment types. I also supervised dissertation… Show more At York St John, I was involved in leading seminars and workshops on the undergraduate Psychology programme. I taught Research Methods (Level 4, Level 5 and Level 6), infant and child developmental psychology and adolescent developmental psychology (MSc). This mostly involved delivering small group teaching (seminars) and computer-based workshops (e.g., learning how to use SPSS). I was involved in the marking process on a range of different assignment types. I also supervised dissertation students (3 students to completion). Show less

I was employed as a Visiting Lecturer at Leeds Trinity University where I was the module leader for a Level 6 module on the topic of Applied Educational Psychology. This module focused on topics such as behaviour in schools, bullying, school belonging, body image, online safety, and the associated classroom-based interventions.