My main research interests focus on three themes: (1) Behaviour Change and Self-Regulation in Health Behaviour; (2) Acceptability (incl. usability) of new technologies  in healthcare and energy consumption (e.g. Digital Health Technologies); and (3) Evaluation of interventions. 

I have published in a number of leading journals within each of these themes. Majority of my work has focused on the concept of compensatory beliefs, where I have applied it within various health behaviours (e.g. physical activity, dieting), as well as environmental behaviour (energy consumption). The interdisciplinary nature of my work has given me the opportunity to work with medical doctors, nutritionists, app developers and public health. 

I am the module co-ordinator for Health Psychology Research Project (M30916) for the MSc Health Psychology. I also contribute to other modules for the MSc Health Psychology such as Psychobiological Aspects of Health (M30912), Applied Psychological Research Methods (M32320), Applied Health Psychology and Placement (M30914) and Theories and Intervention Approaches in Health Psychology (M30915). I supervise dissertation projects for both the Undergraduate courses and MSc Health Psychology. Since November 2024, I am the Deputy Director Postgraduate Research (DDPGR) for Psychology.