This joint PhD between Psychology and WMG will present an opportunity for the successful student to develop and pilot a sleep intervention for sub-clinical insomnia in students at university and adults at work, as part of the Psychology-led Student Mental Health and Resilience in Transition (SMaRT) project and the WMG-led Midlands Engine Mental Health and Productivity project. Based on the insomnia literature and previous research carried out by the proposed supervisors, the successful student will investigate ways to enhance motivation to improve sleep health and the effectiveness of sleep hygiene in terms of content and delivery format.

This is for a Dec 2019 start. Get in touch if you are interested.

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/wmg/education/researchdegrees/vacancies/?newsItem=8a17841a6dde8019016e271acf215c6e.

Elettra is interested in sleep and performance in shiftworker

Arman is interested in self-compassion and insomnia

Congratulations to Toria Collard, who got runner-up of the 2018 PGR poster award. Well done!

Esther Afolalu passed her viva on 24th Nov. Very well done!

Work by Esther Afolalu and Fatanah Ramlee has been selected as 1 of 10 abstracts to receive the 'highly commended poster' rosette at the British Pain Society 50th Anniversary Annual Scientific Meeting .