Dr Judith Naseby

Judith leads on a number of modules on the undergraduate BA Psychology programme, including Health Psychology in Action, Foundations in Clinical Psychology, and Introduction to Applied Psychology. She also contributes to the Dissertation Project and the psychology research modules, where she teaches the qualitative component of research methods.  
 

Her research interests centre around two main areas: stress, anxiety and coping, and positive psychology. She is particularly interested in how individuals manage stress and anxiety, whether they are elite athletes striving for gold medals or people managing the pressures of everyday life (including students!). Her positive psychology research revolves around happiness and wellbeing and educating people to thrive and not just survive.