
Compassionate and highly motivated Psychology graduate with experience supporting individuals with complex mental health, substance misuse, and psychosocial needs within multidisciplinary healthcare and criminal justice settings. Skilled in assessment, risk management, therapeutic communication, and delivering evidence-informed one-to-one and group interventions. Experienced in maintaining accurate records, building therapeutic relationships, and collaborating with partner agencies to support recovery and wellbeing. Committed to developing a career in clinical psychology and contributing to evidence-based psychological services, research, and patient care.
As part of the Alcohol and Drug: Empowering People Through Therapy (AD:EPT) team, I provide person-centred interventions to individuals in custody experiencing substance misuse and complex mental health needs. Working within a multidisciplinary environment, I conduct comprehensive assessments, develop personalised recovery plans, and deliver evidence-informed interventions aimed at reducing harm, improving wellbeing, and supporting long-term recovery. I work collaboratively with service users to enhance their understanding of substance use, trauma, emotional wellbeing, and relapse prevention while promoting safer decision-making and resilience.
Key Responsibilities
Planned and delivered progressive gymnastics programmes for children and young people aged 4–18, adapting sessions to meet individual abilities and developmental needs. Supervised and supported junior coaches, conducted risk assessments, and maintained a safe and positive training environment.
Key Skills
Lifeguard
Responsible for ensuring the safety and wellbeing of pool users through vigilant supervision, risk awareness, and effective emergency response. As a qualified First Aider, I responded appropriately to incidents while following established safety procedures. I also assisted with the safe set-up and dismantling of equipment and contributed to the day-to-day operation of the centre.
Key Skills
Receptionist | Queen's University Physical Education Centre
Provided professional and efficient customer service to centre users through face-to-face interactions, telephone enquiries, email correspondence, and social media platforms. Responsible for managing bookings, processing payments, maintaining accurate records, and controlling access to facilities while ensuring a positive customer experience.
Key Skills
Supervised by Dr Emma Barkus and Tamlyn Watermeyer
Supported the design and implementation of an online research study investigating social and physical anhedonia, loneliness, apathy, and fatigue in individuals with Parkinson's disease and healthy control participants.
Key Responsibilities
Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
Trauma-Informed Practice
Substance Misuse