Astrid Coxon

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About Astrid Coxon

Hi! I'm Astrid, a chartered psychologist and person-centred counsellor. I have a private practice near the Suffolk coast, offering individual therapy to adults face-to-face, online, and in the great outdoors. Aside from this, I work part-time as an online teaching fellow for King's College London's MSc in the Psychology & Neuroscience of Mental Health. I'm also a module leader for the University of London Worldwide BSc Psychology Research Skills: Qualitative Skills, and an online tutor for Philosophy of Psychology. Last (but by no means least) I'm a freelance proof-reader for Post-Graduate Proof-Reader, supporting clients to polish their qualitative research in psychology. Prior to all this, I completed a PhD in surgical pathway implementation, at the Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia. I've also conducted research exploring the lived experiences of emergency medical dispatch personnel, and very brief mindfulness interventions to help students in higher education manage their study-related stress. I'm involved in an ongoing research project with colleagues at the University of East Anglia, which aims to explore and improve technology-enhanced learning practices for university students with specific learning difficulties.