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About

I have taught at Ï㽶ÊÓƵ in a range of roles since 2010. My main interests are grounded within critical social psychology and qualitative research methods. My primary research interests are centred around the relationship between discourse, Power, oppression, and resistance. I am particularly interested in media and political discourse.

My interests are broadly centred around the relationship between discourse(s), Power, oppression, and resistance. I am particularly interested in media and political discourse and representations of marginalised identities. My PhD research draws on various analytic approaches from within Discursive Psychology. Broadly, I use qualitative research methods to explore issues related to identity.

Teaching

Sheffield Institute of Social Sciences

College of Social Sciences and Arts

My PhD research examines social representations of contemporary terrorism and terrorist identity in UK newsprint media.

Subject area:

• Psychology

Courses taught:

- BSc (Hons) Psychology
- BSc (Hons) Criminology & Psychology
- MSc Psychology
- MSc Developmental Psychology
- MSc Forensic Psychology

I teach and lead on a range of modules relating to the below areas:

• Social Psychology
• Critical Social Psychology
• The Psychology of Trauma
• Counselling and Psychotherapy
• Qualitative Ï㽶ÊÓƵ Methods

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My main research interests are grounded in examining discourses of Power, oppression and resistance in relation to marginalised identities, particularly in political and media discourses. I am also interested in social media and the way(s) in which it impacts on a range of social phenomena. Additionally I am interested in issues relating to counselling and psychotherapy, and in experiences of trauma.

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