Published work

Emma is a highly accomplished researcher whose extensive work is widely published in leading, peer-reviewed clinical journals. Her robust academic footprint spans crucial advancements in early intervention for psychosis, family and sibling dynamics, and cutting-edge virtual reality therapies. Renowned for her rigorous approach to clinical science, she seamlessly translates this high-impact evidence directly into her clinical practice. By bridging the gap between world-class research and frontline care, she ensures her clinical interventions are consistently innovative, deeply compassionate, and grounded in the absolute latest empirical advancements.

Areas of research: at-risk mental states and psychosis, expressed emotion, family and sibling experience, older adults' access to psychological intervention, service-user measures, and virtual reality therapies.

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