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About

ABOUT ME

My doctoral research was conducted at Trinity College Dublin and explored adolescent developmental events from a bio-ecological perspective and their impact across the lifespan.

 

I am currently working on a series of projects to disseminate my findings to inform policy and practice, including ​an edited book with Dr Sarah Helton that explores the "frontiers" of bereavement research from an interdisciplinary, intersectional perspective. This includes new academic theories, models and frameworks in grief and bereavement.  If you would like to submit an abstract, please contact me for further details. 

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Research Interests:

Developmental Psychology

Death, Dying and Bereavement

Female Reproductive Health

Relationship and Sexual Health and Education

Trauma-informed Practice

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The Book

A definitive guide to grief and grieving...This book will help those who are grieving as well as the people who are supporting them understand how to navigate and communicate through grief and how to reach out to others 

 

Tracey Bleakley, CEO, Hospice UK

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For all grief workers - practitioners, volunteers, friends and family - Caroline's narrative is a light to guide us through what can be the dark and confusing landscape of grief

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Dr Jennifer Dayes, Consultant Psychologist and Academic 

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