I am a leading expert on mental imagery and its impact on emotion, motivation, and behaviour. My research focuses on the function of mental imagery and its implications for health and wellbeing, using both experimental as well as real world experience sampling methods.

A central aim of my work is to translate fundamental insights about mental imagery into theoretically grounded applications for health and wellbeing via adaptive goal-directed future thinking and behaviour change.

Academic positions:

2022 - Present: Lecturer (Assistant Professor),
School of Psychology,
Centre for the Psychology of Health & Wellbeing,
University of Plymouth, UK

2022 - Present: Adjunct Research Fellow,
School of Psychological Science,
University of Western Australia, Australia

2018-2022 - Forrest Postdoctoral Fellow
School of Psychological Science,
University of Western Australia, Australia

2017-2018 - Postdoctoral Research Associate
Department of Psychology,
University of Virginia, USA

National Conference Scientific Committee Member, 
Experimental Psychopathology Stream Co-lead,
British Association of Behavioural & Cognitive Therapies (BABCP) 

Board member & Public Engagement Director
Association of Cognitive Bias Modification (ACBM)

Editorial Advisory Board Member,
Memory

• Member - Experimental Psychology Society (EPS)
• Member - Psychonomic Society 
• Member - Association of Cognitive Bias Modification (ACBM)
• Associate Fellow, Higher Education Academy

Module lead:
PSYC528 Health & Wellbeing
PSYC603 Harnessing the Human Imagination