I am a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Sport, Exercise, and Health (ISEH), University College London. My research involves the development and evaluation of digital interventions to promote physical and mental health.
A central strand of this work examines how extended reality (XR) technologies, such as virtual reality and augmented reality, can optimise the experience of physical activity. I am particularly interested in affective responses (feeling states) and their role in shaping behavioural decisions, with the aim of helping people stay active for prolonged periods.
I am also an applied sport psychology practitioner. I am accredited as a Sport and Exercise Scientist with the Chartered Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (CASES) and a Chartered Scientist with the UK’s Science Council. I have worked as a consultant with athletes across several sports, supporting performance and wellbeing.
I welcome collaboration with researchers, practitioners, and industry partners working in digital health, sport and exercise psychology, health psychology, behavioural sciences and XR. If you would like to explore a project or partnership, please get in touch!