Dr Heather Robinson
LecturerProfile
My research interest is broadly focused on the development, evaluation and implementation of innovative mental health interventions. I have a more specialised research interest in accessible digital support for mental health, including online interventions and forums; support for carers of people with mental health problems; and support through the sharing of lived experience. My current research interest is in mental health support through the sharing of lived experience / peer support. I have an emerging research focus on peer support interventions for people affected by baby loss. This is a new and innovative area, and I would welcome supervising students who are interesting in this topic. My research is mainly mixed methods, with a current focus on realist methodology.
Health Education England: Understanding Psychosis and Bipolar
05/03/2021 → 08/03/2024
Consultancy
Learning from Lived Experience: impacts and underlying mechanisms of inclusive models of peer to peer support for mental health
Oral presentation
Realist Research Group
Participation in workshop, seminar, course
Understanding Psychosis and Bipolar Disorder
Consultancy
- FHM Mental Health Theme
- Spectrum Centre for Mental Health Research