Biography
Stephanie joined the Department of Addictions in 2015 and is now undertaking her PhD in the department. Her current research explores social networks amongst people with alcohol dependence who frequently attend hospital to inform social network therapeutic approaches and questionnaires.
Prior to her PhD, Stephanie worked on multiple projects as a Research Assistant for over five years and has a background in Psychology and Mental Health Epidemiology.
Funding: National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre (BRC)
Qualifications:
- Mental Health Services and Population Research MSc (King’s College London) 2011-2013
- Psychology BSc (Goldsmiths University of London) 2007-2011
Research Interests
- Community support for people with multiple co-morbidities
- Addictions intervention development and evaluation
- Community psychology
- Qualitative and mixed methods research
- Involving people with lived experience in all stages of the research process
Research Groups
Teaching
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Graduate Teaching Assistant on the Psychology BSc (Addictions, Social Psychology, Research Methods, and Inspirational Research modules)
Research
Alcohol Research Group
Based in the Addictions Department, the Alcohol Research Group is led by Professor Colin Drummond and comprises a multidisciplinary research team.
Nicotine Research Group
Our research is translational, collaborative, impactful and truly international, and you can find out more about the various areas of our work via the project links below.
Research
Alcohol Research Group
Based in the Addictions Department, the Alcohol Research Group is led by Professor Colin Drummond and comprises a multidisciplinary research team.
Nicotine Research Group
Our research is translational, collaborative, impactful and truly international, and you can find out more about the various areas of our work via the project links below.