Sarah is a Research Assistant working with Professor Jo Neale in the Addictions Department. She joined King's College London in this role in June 2024 and helps with coding and analysing qualitative data, conducting literature reviews and writing reports and publications on treatments, harm reduction and employment-focused interventions designed to help people with substance use disorders. They have a BSc in Psychology from the University of Bath, a MSc in Social and Cultural Psychology from LSE and is now undergoing a Health Studies PhD within the Florence Nightingale Faculty at King's College London, where she is investigating perinatal co-use of cannabis and tobacco. 

Research Interests

• Addictions' treatment
• Harm reduction
• Perinatal substance use
• Perinatal health
• Healthcare interventions
• Social interventions
• Qualitative research  

Research Groups

The Midwifery & Maternal Health Research Group