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Overview

Jacqui is involved in working alongside others towards developing equitable research approaches on the DClinPsy programme. This involves recognition of historical and ongoing harms that psychology research has brought about, developing shared understandings around 'decolonisation' of academic clinical psychology, questioning ethnocentric bias, supporting inclusive and participatory approaches, and self-reflexivity. Her own doctoral thesis looked at experiences of coping in unaccompanied forced migrants in the UK. 

Research interests

Current DClinPsy research supervision:

Ethically minoritised prisoners' perceptions of accessing therapy in prison - a thematic analysis

A narrative analysis of told and untold stories within families of the Windrush generation

Being British Palestinian: an exploration of acculturation, belonging and psychological wellbeing

 

DClinPsy research supervision completions:

2021: Muslim Faith Leaders Experiences' of Providing Mental Health Support in the Community.

2021: 'Good enough parenting’: Social Workers’ experiences of assessing parenting in Family Safeguarding Services.

Education/Academic qualification

Clinical Psychology, Doctorate

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