Supporting Sleep Athletic in providing expert sleep consultation to Canada Soccer MNT coaching staff and players in preparation for World Cup 2022 in Qatar. Specialist screening, assessment, consultation, education, and 1:1 interventions and support.

A bad night's sleep can be the difference between a missed and a scored penalty. It can be the difference between an ineffective backpass and a creative through ball between the lines. It can be the difference between a tired half-press and an intense full-press. It can be the difference between a muscular injury and a season free of fatigue-related injury.Sleep influences our decision-making, creativity, physicality, and recovery. Despite this, it's often pushed to the side or only addressed as a tick-box for clubs and athletes. The reality is that evidence-based sleep intervention can help improve athletic performance by huge margins.We utilise data and tech to help elite athletes and top football teams sleep better, and optimise club operations and tactical decision-making based on squad and individual sleep preferences.

OTII tells the story behind the data on well-being & mental health to remove the stigma for everyone, every day. By measuring psychosocial risks via a combination of quantitative and qualitative sources they can proactively limit the future mental health problems for your staff & students.They blend data with psychology to focus on preventative and sustainable solutions to embed well-being into the fabric of your organisation for everyone, every day.

Over the last four years, I have completed dozens of literature reviews for psychologists across multiple specialisms. These literature reviews include but are not limited to neuro, occupational, learning disabilities, nutrition, and performance specialisms. As a freelance AP, I have scored, evaluated, and written psychometric reports for consultant psychologists. I have also conducted medical reviews, pinpointing relevant information with regards to the capacity of patients.

I work alongside therapists to identify their challenges and develop tech solutions to make their professional lives easier.Therapists are short of time and are only able to check in with clients every few weeks. Bravely revolutionises therapeutic alliances by giving therapists the data, resources, and time to develop more powerful therapeutic pathways.Book a demo here: https://calendly.com/david-thorne-96/bravely-demo

-Identifying relevant academic literature to create evidence-based mental health tips-Writing concise and clear content that helps users understand how to apply psychological research to their everyday lives

-Identifying relevant academic literature to create evidence-based mental health tips-Writing concise and clear content that helps users understand how to apply psychological research to their everyday lives

-Psychometric administration and scoring of ACE, MMSE, WAIS, DASS-Recruitment for dementia-related research-Home visits for psychometric scoring to screen for a research study

- Presented a literature review on Mild Cognitive Impairment at BPS' FPOP annual conference.- Carried out content analysis on a service-user focus group, followed by formulating a service response questionnaire which is still in use to guide best practice.- Engaged with local groups run by individuals with dementia to gain feedback on their experiences of receiving a dementia diagnosis and the quality of the dementia healthcare system.- Helped prepare the memory service for their biennial MSNAP review, providing audit support and analysing large patient datasets to provide evidence to be assessed by an external body.

- Evaluating the accuracy of psychology textbooks- Identifying areas where comprehension can be improved from a student-oriented POV

I worked as a Voluntary Research Assistant for the interdisciplinary 'Hearing the Voice' project. A research project that aims to better understand the phenomenology, hermeneutics and cognitive neuroscience behind hearing voices; in turn, hoping the results will have wider clinical application to disorders such as Schizophrenia.I ran two experiments within the project, involving: Sampling and liaising with participants; running the experiments, and storing and organising data and consent forms.