Research Broadly speaking, her research interests cover two key (and sometimes overlapping) areas. One is understanding and facilitating psychological adjustment to chronic diseases. Her focus is on enabling individuals and families to live well with health conditions and she has a particular interest in patients with neurological conditions including multiple sclerosis and motor neuron disease. Her work is centred around exploring how patients experience health conditions, interventions and therapies, and how patient perspectives can be used alongside psychological theory to develop and evaluate interventions. Her second research interest is in digital health, particularly investigating digital interventions to change health-related behaviour and improve psychological wellbeing. She uses both qualitative and quantitative methods in her research and tends to work within multidisciplinary teams.