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Giouliana Kadra-Scalzo

Dr Giouliana Kadra-Scalzo

Lecturer in Organisational Psychiatry and Psychology

Research interests

  • Psychiatry
  • Psychology

Biography

Giouliana Kadra-Scalzo is Lecturer in Organisational Psychiatry and Psychology at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience at King's College London.

Dr Kadra-Scalzo is also Chartered and Coaching Psychologist. At King's, she is the Lead of the ReWORK lab and the Deputy Lead of the MSc in Organisational Psychiatry & Psychology.

She is a mixed methods researcher with a particular interest in mental health recovery; return to work; and career development and progression.

She has received several awards and grants to support her work such as the Early Career Researcher Award by NIHR Maudsley BRC; a UKRI Violence and Abuse Mental Health Network, and Cassel Hospital Charitable Trust.

Dr Kadra-Scalzo particularly enjoys supporting research staff in their personal and professional development and consequently leads a number of workshops and programmes such as “Supercharge your career by understanding who you are” and Thrive.

She is also a member of the Research Innovation Committee, Chair of the Career Development subgroup and co-lead for the INKLUDE to Thrive programme. She has previously project managed a King's-wide Research Culture Task and Finish Group Project on Career Mapping and Progression for researchers and is a post-doc career educator.

Research Interests

  • Evidence-based interventions to support recovery and return to work
  • Leadership, career development and progression
  • Finding and maintaining purpose and meaning at work

Teaching

Dr Kadra-Scalzo leads the Dissertation and Managing Mental Capital and Wellbeing in the Workplace modules on the MSc in Organisational Psychiatry and Psychology.

Supervision

Dr Kadra-Scalzo currently accepts PhD students.

    Research

    colleague-meeting
    Recovery and Return to Work Lab (ReWork)

    Investigating evidenced-based return to work and occupational recovery interventions to support mental health and wellbeing.

    News

    Meet the Spinouts: Introducing King's Spinout Accelerator Cohort III

    Eight spinouts are joining the third cohort of the King’s Spinout Accelerator and will spend a year exploring the commercial potential of their research.

    Group photo of King's College London Spinout Accelerator Cohort III members outside a university building

      Research

      colleague-meeting
      Recovery and Return to Work Lab (ReWork)

      Investigating evidenced-based return to work and occupational recovery interventions to support mental health and wellbeing.

      News

      Meet the Spinouts: Introducing King's Spinout Accelerator Cohort III

      Eight spinouts are joining the third cohort of the King’s Spinout Accelerator and will spend a year exploring the commercial potential of their research.

      Group photo of King's College London Spinout Accelerator Cohort III members outside a university building