My background is in forensic psychology, but since 2003 I’ve been working as a psychosocial practitioner and researcher, mainly with people affected by conflict.
Since 2008 I’ve been a Research Fellow with the Institute of International Health and Development, Queen Margaret University, UK; and since 2010 a Senior Research Associate with the Columbia Group for Children in Adversity. Much of my work currently is as an independent psychosocial researcher, and I’m enjoying the variety of experiences I’ve had through this work – as well as the opportunity to meet lots of fantastic, inspiring people all around the world.