GUT

BRAIN

Psychology & the Microbiome

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

WHAT I OFFER

Some of the most valuable and effective work in research and clinical practice happens when people from different disciplines think and work together. Each person brings different perspectives, knowledge and skills, which can contribute to a richer understanding of complex difficulties. Rather than looking for a single cause, we can begin to consider how different biological, psychological and social factors influence one another.

I am interested in opportunities to work with researchers, clinicians and practitioners from a range of disciplines, particularly those exploring the relationships between psychological and physical health, the microbiome, gut–brain axis, stress and mental health.

Drawing on my extensive experience as a Clinical Psychologist and my postgraduate study in microbiome science, I hope to contribute psychological, developmental and social perspectives to work exploring these complex relationships.

Working together

I welcome opportunities to work with researchers, clinicians and practitioners whose work involves the relationships between psychological and physical health.

This might involve collaborative projects, specialist consultation or supervision, depending on the nature of the work and the questions being explored.

Psychology

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Microbiome

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Gut-Brain Axis

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Psychology · Microbiome · Gut-Brain Axis ·

Get in Touch

If you have a project in mind, would like to enquire about specialist consultation or are interested in supervision, please do get in touch.

I'd be very happy to hear a little about your work and what you're looking for, and to explore how I might be able to contribute.