My research is in the field of health psychology, taking a critical, biopsychosociocultural approach to examine how intersecting factors shape health outcomes and wellbeing. I am interested in understanding health from a holistic perspective, with consideration of individual, structural, and systemic influences across numerous contexts.
My PhD thesis investigated health disparities in LGBTQ+ communities, with a focus on the effects of online environments and technology. My research addresses diverse populations including older adults, as well as examining health behaviours (e.g., substance use, diet, fitness, weight, and body image). I aim to produce research that informs policy and contributes to healthcare practice.
I am particularly interested in qualitative research methodologies, including reflexive thematic analysis and content analysis.