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I am Pro Vice Chancellor Education and Student Experience and Professor of Addictive Behaviour Science at LSBU. I am also Deputy Director of PHIRST South Bank. I completed both my undergraduate and doctoral studies at LSBU, and have worked in several senior roles at the university.
My research interests are primarily focused on the public health aspects of addiction. Connecting both my research and learning and teaching roles is a passion for understanding and promoting inclusivity and equality.

Research Interests

My particular research interest is on understanding the needs of individuals who experience harms from substances and behaviours which we generally think of as being 'addictive'. Addiction is generally thought about as an all-or-nothing condition - you are either addicted to something or not. In reality, many people can experience harms from substances and activities such as alcohol and gambling, and this harm exists along a broad spectrum. I am interested in understanding how we can both help people to recognise the harms that can arise, but also exploring better ways of supporting people who do experience those harms.
As the Deputy Director of our NIHR-funded research centre, PHIRST South Bank, I work closely with Local Authorities across the UK to evaluate a wide range of public health interventions.
Outside of my substantive role at LSBU, I am also the Chair of London Uni Connect. This is a partnership, funded by the Office for Students, to deliver widening access and outreach initiatives in schools and colleges across London. Across the wider education sector, I regularly contribute articles and analyses on current policy topics, with a particular emphasis on issues related to equality of opportunity for underrepresented and disadvantaged students.
I am also an experienced school governor, and currently act as Chair of Engayne Primary School in Havering. In addition, I am a governor for a SEND school in Havering, Corbets Tey, and worked with the school to launch a post-19 adult SEND provision in 2018. I have also recently joined the Quality and Curriculum Committee as a co-opted member for Capital City College Group, and am a co-opted governor for South Bank Academies.

Additional Responsibility


Deputy Director, PHIRST London
Lead Researcher, What Works for LSBU Awarding Gap Project

Subjects Taught


Psychology Addictive Behaviour Science

Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

  • SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being

Education/Academic qualification

PhD

20052008

BSc (Hons) Psychology

20012004

External Positions and Roles

University Director of Education and Student Experience, London South Bank University

2021 → …

Professor of Addictive Behaviour Science, Centre for Addictive Behaviours Research, London South Bank University

2018 → …

Director of Education and Student Experience, School of Applied Sciences, London South Bank University

20152021

Head of Psychology, Department of Psychology, London South Bank University

20132015

Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Department of Psychology, London South Bank University

20092013

Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Addictive Behaviours Research Unit, St George's, University of London

20072009

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