Meet the Research Team
Dr Erica Cook- Co-Principal Investigator
I am the co-Principal Investigator for this project. I am a Senior Lecturer in Health Psychology at the Âé¶¹´«Ã½AV and have a keen interest in community engagement.
My personal experience of recurrent miscarriage motivated me to co-lead this research and i am excited on what impact this journey will bring.
Dr Faye Powell- Co-Principal InvestigatorÌý
I am the co-Principal Investigator for this project. I am a Senior Lecturer in Developmental Psychologist with a keen interest in health promotion in parents and their children.
Outside of research I am a lover of food, keeping active, the great outdoors, horses (and Psychology of course).
Jane Williams- Co-Principle Investigator
I am one of the co-principal investigators for this project. Currently I am a lecturer in psychology at the Âé¶¹´«Ã½AV. My research focuses on grief and bereavement with an interest in how individuals are supported, alongside alternative support strategies used.
Outside of research and work I love sport and physical activity with a keen interest in paddleboarding and travelling.
Thessalia Karageorgou- Research Fellow
I am the Research Fellow for this project. I recently completed my MSc Health Psychology at the Âé¶¹´«Ã½AV and have a keen interest in the interrelationship between our mental and physical health.
The rewarding experience of co-developing motivated me to be part of this unique project. Outside of research I am a lover of cats, nature, singing and summer sunsets.
Amy Ridge- Research Assistant and Dissemination Officer
I am the Research Assistant and Dissemination Officer for the Pregnancy Loss Research Network. I studied BSc Psychology, Counselling and Therapies at the Âé¶¹´«Ã½AV and graduated in 2022.
I have an interest in the study of Death and Bereavement, Developmental Psychology, and Person-centered approaches to care. My hobbies include art/design and cooking various foods.
Fiona Murray- Patient and Public Involvement
Fiona Murray is a Baby Loss Mum and a strong advocate for providing women who have experienced infertility & recurrent miscarriage the proper emotional support needed for their journey of grief, trauma and pregnancy loss so that they can rebuild their self-identify and embrace life again after such devastating losses.
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