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Biography

I hold a BA and PhD in Applied Psychology and am interested in death, dying and environmental sensitivity. I am currently working as a research assistant in UCC's School of Law working on the Research Ireland-funded BoDIESS project, which examines changing death and funerary care preferences in Ireland in the context of changing demographics, increasing environmental awareness, and the rising cost of living. 

Research Interests

Currently, my research interests include: death anxiety, dying, body disposal attitudes, sensory processing sensitivity (paritularly in relation to mental health and measurement), the relationship betwen nature and existentialism, and suicide (particularly in veterinarians)

Research Grants

Funding BodyProject TitleDurationValue
National University of IrelandThe Relationship Between Sensory Processing Sensitivity and Death Anxiety: A Mixed-Methods ExaminationSeptember 2023 - August 2026€92,250

 

 

Teaching Activities

I currently teach AP1860 Psychology as a Science and AP2818 Social Psychology and Development, and supervise MSc students in Personal and Management Coaching.

UCC Futures (primary)

  • Future Humanities Institute

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