Neurodivergent Staff Network
This group is for staff who identify as neurodivergent, no matter whether that’s autism, ADHD, or something else, and is run by Robin Kramer and Jenny Hamilton (lecturers in psychology). The idea for the group is to provide support for its members, along with a place for them to talk about all things relating to neurodivergence and whatever else they might fancy discussing.
This group is for staff who identify as neurodivergent, no matter whether that’s autism, ADHD, or something else, and is run by Robin Kramer and Jenny Hamilton (lecturers in psychology). The idea for the network is to provide a space for staff to meet and discuss issues related to neurodivergence, to provide peer support, exchange experiences, and discuss ways in which the working environment can be made more inclusive of their needs.
Contact us if you are interested in joining the Neurodivergent Staff Networkstaff, or want to find out more about our events and activities.
Robin joined the University in 2017. His research focusses on face perception and recognition, as well as approaches relating to evolutionary psychology. Staff profile
Ms Jenny Hamilton
Senior Lecturer in Counselling / Psychological Therapies, School of Psychology
Jenny is a Senior Lecturer in Counselling/ Psychological Therapies and is Programme Leader for the MSc/ PGDip Counselling. Jenny additionally teaches on the BSc Psychology and Mental health and the PGDip High Intensity Psychological Interventions in the School of Psychology and guest lectures on the PGCert Safeguarding: Leading Safer Organisations in the School of Health and Social Care. Jenny is a counsellor and mindfulness teacher in private practice. Research interests presently include film therapy, mindfulness, trauma and grief counselling and neurodiversity in counselling. Jenny is the neurodiversity champion for the School of Psychology and co-leads the neurodivergent staff network.
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