Rosie Martin MSc, BSc (Hons)

About

I completed my undergraduate degree in Psychology at the University of Huddersfield and my MSc in Health Psychology at the University of Centre Lancashire. I joined Sheffield Hallam to study for a PhD in 2017, I then had some time away working in a Public Health team for a local authority. I am now a Senior Lecturer in Psychology. 

I teach both at undergraduate and postgraduate level, my teaching is focused around: Health Psychology, Social Psychology, research methods and the Psychology of Trauma.

I am interested in mixed-method research in Health Psychology and Behaviour Change. My PhD thesis focuses on medication adherence in patients with Cystic Fibrosis, using mixed-methods. I have also worked alongside Dr Suzy Hodgson and Amy Jenkin to aid the development of a Perinatal Mental Health Pathway for new fathers in Sheffield.

Teaching

Sheffield Institute of Social Sciences

College of Social Sciences and Arts

Psychology

Courses taught:

• Psychology
• Education with Psychology and Counselling
• Criminology with Psychology
• Health Psychology

Modules taught:

• Research Methods Training
• Health Psychology
• Applying Psychology
• Fundamentals in Psychology
• Understanding Behaviour
• Behaviour Change Interventions

Research

The development of a Perinatal Mental Health Pathway for new Fathers in Sheffield. With Dr Suzy Hodgson and Amy Jenkin.

Publications