I work at the intersection of behavioural science, psychology and policy.
My focus is on translating evidence into trauma-aware, socially just health and care systems.
My research spans domestic abuse, women's health, digital health and AI, and people's experiences of health and social care.
Across these areas, I'm especially interested in how insights into user trust, behaviour and evidence can inform policy and practice.
Research & evaluation
I lead and collaborate on research exploring how people experience and engage with health and social care, and how findings can be used to improve services and inform policy.
Policy & systems work
I work directly with policy, commissioning and service partners to embed behavioural science into decision‑making, evaluation and system redesign across health and social care.
Trauma‑informed leadership
I support survivor‑led and trauma‑informed approaches through governance, co-design and leadership development, including board‑level advisory and coaching roles.
Speaking, teaching & knowledge exchange
I speak across academic, policy and practice settings, translating complex evidence into accessible, context‑specific learning and guidance.
