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Publications

Crowley Grace, Gnanapragasam Sam, Fanshawe Jack B, Allberry Henry, Bojani膰 Lana, Tham Su-Gwan, Hannam-Swain Stephanie R, Mughal Faraz, Pendrous Rosina, , Kapur Navneet, Troya M Isabela, Knipe Duleeka

Journal of Affective Disorders Vol 398 (2026)

Wilson Claire, Brodie Zara P,

British Journal of Educational Psychology Vol 96, pp. 207-239 (2026)

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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health Vol 23 (2026)

, , , Heap Dan, Archbold Heather, Milligan Lucy, Thomson Scott, , Morris Dave, Rowley Danielle

Death Studies, pp. 1-12 (2025)

Desogus Sofia,

International Journal of Social Psychiatry Vol 71, pp. 1410-1413 (2025)

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Innovations in Psychology and Mental Health (2025)

Teaching

I currently teach on both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes within the School of Psychological Sciences and Health

I am Class Lead for the undergraduate Development class and contribute to teaching in both Clinical Psychology and Professional Practice on the MSC in Clinical Health Psychology programme.

Research Interests

My research interests lie predominantly within the field of health psychology, clinical psychology, and developmental psychology and focus on understanding risk and protective factors associated with self-directed and interpersonal violence.

My primary research interest focuses on conducting research that provides insights into risk and protective factors for self-harm during adolescence. In particular, I have focused on the role of sleep disturbance within the pathway to self-harm thoughts and behaviours, and have sought to better understand the psychological processes underpinning this link.

I am also interested in examining interpersonal violence in young people. My work in this area focuses on predictors of involvement in violence and evaluating violence prevention initiatives in Scotland. I have published a report, In partnership with Scottish Government, summarising international research evidence on what works to prevent and reduce youth violence.

Professional Activities

Contributor

26/8/2026

Participant

26/2/2026

Organiser

17/5/2023

Projects

Rasmussen, Susan (Principal Investigator) Russell, Kirsten (Co-investigator) Cogan, Nicola (Co-investigator) Heap, Daniel (Research Co-investigator)

The aim of the project is to more fully understand the link between employment and financial instability and experiences of suicidal thinking and behaviour for people living in Scotland. In line with the tender, and as a result of adopting a mixed methods approach to the project we are proposing to focus our research questions on exploring what the links are between employment and

financial instability and, importantly, why these links exist. More specifically we wish to explore the following questions:

路 What are the experiences of employment and financial instability in Scotland, and do those experiences link to suicidal thinking and behaviours?

路 What are the temporal dynamics of the experiences of suicidal thinking and behaviours for individuals living in Scotland who experience employment and financial instability?

路 Can we use the risk and protective variables specified by a key theory of suicidal thinking and behaviour to understand how employment and financial instability is linked to suicidal thinking and behaviours?

01-Jan-2023