Biography

I began my PhD in October 2010 following a MA in Human Resource Development and Consulting in Lancaster University. I also worked for an international consulting firm, Development Dimensions International (DDI) for almost three years before my PhD study.

My interest in Coaching Psychology started while working with DDI, I decided I hadn’t had enough studying, so I applied for a PhD at the University of Surrey.

Research Interests

My current research is focused on the development of Coaching Psychology, aims to develop and validate the effective factors and attributes of professional Coaching Psychologists that will facilitate the coaching relationship and results.

Presentations and Posters

Presented a short paper: To what Extent does Coaching Psychology Promote Effective Coaching? The Initial Stages of a Systematic Review Focusing on Coaching Psychologists’ Attributes in BPS Special Group in Coaching Psychology Conference in 2011.

Presented a poster: A Systematic Review (SR) in Coaching Psychology: Focus on the Attributes of Effective Coaching Psychologists in BPS Special Group in Coaching Psychology Conference in 2012.

 Presented a short paper in a symposium session: A Systematic Review (SR) of Coaching Psychology: Focus on the Attributes of Effective Coaching Psychologists in BPS Division of Occupational Psychology Annual Conference in 2013.