Lecturer in Psychology, Loughborough University. Research interests: health services and implementation research, community stroke rehabilitation, rehabilitation technologies, qualitative & mixed method designs, realist methodology. I am an applied psychologist with extensive research and teaching experience in neurorehabilitation and health services research. I specialise in the use of innovative methodologies to design and evaluate complex rehabilitation interventions in clinical and community settings. I have a particular interest in the implementation of e-health and rehabilitation technologies so that they offer real benefits for patients and their families. I currently lead a project examining how stroke tele-rehabilitation works and for whom to inform recommendations for practice. I supervise MSc and PhD students conducting qualitative or mixed methods research projects, scoping reviews and realist methodology projects and through the process of developing their research ideas and securing ethical approval to writing up for publication.