Group members and research students

The Child and Adolescent Health research group (CAHRG) is led by:

Professor Simon HunterProfessor of Applied Psychology

Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) and Community Engagement

Dr Pamela Jenkins NHS Healthcare Improvement Scotland (PPI Lead)
Dr Bryan McCann Senior Lecturer in Psychology (Community Engagement Champion)
Dr Liza Morton Lecturer in Applied Psychology (Community Engagement Champion)

Group members

Dr Harriet BowyerLecturer in Applied Psychology
Bernadette BradleyLecturer in Nursing and Community Health
Professor Candace CurrieProfessor of Global Adolescent Health
Dr Martha CanfieldLecturer in Psychology
Dr Elena DimovaLecturer in Psychology
Dr Kevin HoganLecturer in Psychology
Emma MacDonaldLecturer in Nursing and Community Health
Lesley-Anne MacRaeLecturer in Psychology
Dr Kareena McAloney-KocamanReader in Applied Health Psychology
Professor John McKendrickProfessor of Social Justice
Professor Kerri McPhersonAssociate Dean Learning Teaching and Quality
Professor Antony MorganProfessor of Public Health
Dr Sheila MorrisonLecturer in Psychology
Pamela RitchieLecturer in Psychology
Katie RoddickLecturer in Occupational Therapy
Dr Caoimhe RyanLecturer in Psychology
Rachel SimpsonStudent Mental Health Project Officer
Dr Jan SmithLecturer in Psychology
Dr Cheryl VenartLecturer in Health Psychology

Research students

Rebecca JohnsonKennedy Sigodo
Hannah Ogunkule Emily Whyte

External members

Dr Nicola Cogan University of Strathclyde
Lea Rahel Delfmann Ghent University
Professor Steven Houghton University of Western Australia
Dr Sarah Jones Teaching Fellow, Durham University
Dr Nathalie Noret University of York
Dr Stefania Pagani Senior Researcher, Scottish Government
Rachel Taylor University of Strathclyde

Postgraduate Taught Students

The CAHRG also provides support to students enrolled on the MSc Forensic Psychology, DPsych Counselling Psychology, DPsych Health Psychology and DPsych Sports and Exercise Psychology.

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Child and Adolescent Health

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