Catharine is an experienced and enthusiastic researcher with particular interests in healthcare, health education and promotion, medical education, community health and lifestyle. She is also a skilled writer and has authored a number of published academic papers and professional reports.
Catharine completed her PhD research project at the University of Birmingham, developing a psychosocial assessment tool and associated intervention to facilitate patients’ adjustment to the diagnosis of Coeliac Disease.
Peter is experienced in organisational development, strategic planning and impact assessment. He has held a wide range of management and board-level roles in local government, higher education and the voluntary sector.
Peter has a particular interest in translating strategy and policy into effective service delivery, combining his strategic skills with experience and qualifications in youth work, volunteer management and developing services for older people. He is enthusiastic about supporting sustainable community development, and is experienced in empowering community groups, youth social action, and community safety.
Peter is a member of the Social Research Association, an experienced project manager, and a certified
PRINCE2 Practitioner.
Niall Galbraith is a chartered psychologist with research interests in cognition and beliefs in relation to health and mental health. He publishes his research in peer reviewed academic journals, has recently edited two books (‘Aberrant Beliefs and Reasoning’ and ’The Thinking Mind: A Festschrift for Ken Manktelow’) and will be co-authoring, with Ken Manktelow, the new edition of 'Thinking and Reasoning’.
Niall is a senior lecturer in Psychology at the University of Wolverhampton’s Institute of Psychology.
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