About

I design and build digital health interventions that translate behavioural science and lived experience into products people actually use. I specialise in co-designing health products with users, translating behavioural theory into practical features, and building systems that support sustainable behaviour change.

Current Role

I am currently co-creating a Family App designed to prevent intergenerational obesity during pregnancy and the first year after birth. The project combines behavioural science with co-design to develop an intervention that fits into the realities of everyday family life. I am a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Joint Doctorate Fellow, conducting research across two European universities as part of an EU-funded doctoral programme. My work sits at the intersection of health, behavioural science, and digital innovation.

Selected Experiences

1. Co-designed digital and life skills interventions with UNICEF, including contributions to youth-centred programmes in humanitarian contexts
2. Worked as a mental health counsellor, applying trauma-informed approaches in practice
3. Developed and tested digital health concepts using co-design methodologies with diverse populations
4. Published research on patient experiences and health systems, with a focus on making evidence accessible and actionable

Affiliations

I am based between Trinity College Dublin/ TCD (Ireland) and KU Leuven (Belgium). My research is funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe framework.

Get in Touch

I’m open to conversations around:

1. Speaking and advisory work
2. Digital health product development
3. Research collaboration
4. Trauma-informed approach/ design