• BSc (Hons) Psychology University of Manchester 2015
• MPhil Primary Care Mental Health University of Manchester 2017

• Dementia and cognitive impairment
• Cultural sensitivity in cognitive testing
• Cultural sensitivity in dementia research 
• Ethnic minority access to dementia services
• Ethnic minority access to neuropsychological services

• British Psychological Society (BPS) Graduate Member
• BPS Division of Clinical Psychology & Minorities Group Committee Member
• BPS Division of Neuropsychology
• The International Neuropsychological Society (In-Training Member)
• British Society of Gerontology Student Member
• Association of British Science Writers Student Member
• MICRA PhD Network

I used to be a graduate teaching assistant for the BSc (Hons) Psychology course. 

I have taught seminars for:

• Clinical Psychology
• Cognition
• Lifespan and Ageing

I have led reading groups for:

• Communication in Healthcare

I have assisted in labs for:

• Mental Health and Distress
• Cognition
• Introduction to Developmental Psychology
• Sensation and Perception

I have also assisted in lectures for the 'Qualitative Research Methods' module.

I have also been a guest speaker in 2020 and 2021 at the University of Lancaster for their DClinPsy programme, delivering a lecture and exercise on "Culturally adapting cognitive assessments", and will be doing so again in 2023.

I graduated from the University of Manchester in 2015 with a BSc (Hons) in Psychology and followed this with an MPhil in Primary Care Mental Health, also from Manchester. In January, 2017 I was awarded a doctoral training partnership by the Medical Research Council for a PhD in Mental Health, which commenced September, 2017 with the Centre for Primary Care and Health Services Research at the University of Manchester. 

My research across my MPhil and within my PhD work focuses on the diagnosis of dementia within ethnic minority groups, particularly British South Asians, and improving their access to memory clinics. This comprises DOME Project: Dementia in Ethnic Minorities.  

Alongside my studies I am a Research Associate with the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration for Greater Manchester, under their Mental Health theme, based at the university's Division of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work.

I am also an Honorary Lead Research Assistant at the Salford Royal Department of Clinical Neuropsychology on the IMAN Project: Improving Minorities Access to Neuropsychological services.