College of Health, Psychology and Social Care staff

Mia Morgan is a postgraduate research student in Psychology. Mia is passionate about about improving mental healthcare, particularly for individuals with Eating Disorders.

Gerri Mortimore is an Associate Professor in Post-registration Health Care and is a Registered General Nurse with over 36 years of experience, spanning both acute medical and surgical nursing within the UK and abroad. This has given her a unique perspective which can be applied to various settings.

Karen Newberry is a Senior Lecturer In Occupational Therapy who teaches across a range of Occupational Therapy Programmes. She has a wealth of experience in Occupational Therapy Practice in mental health and has a passion for innovation in teaching and learning. Karen is also the Pre registration Occupational Therapy Admissions Tutor.  

Katherine Oliver is a Lecturer in Pre-Qualifying Healthcare and teaches Adult Nursing to third year students. Katherine is interested in research looking into palliative and end of life care, particularly relating to the causes of social issues connected to this area of study.

Emily is a postgraduate research student currently exploring the experience of parents when they are delivering behavioural interventions in the home with their child who has a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder. 

Crispin Owen is a Technical Manager with responsibility for the strategic development, operation and management of high-quality and complex technical resources and support services across the College of Arts, Humanities and Education, College of Science and Engineering, and the Institute of Innovation in Sustainable Engineering.

As a Lecturer in Forensic Psychology, Dr Tom Page teaches on the BSc (Hons) Forensic Psychology programme. He conducts research in Forensic Psychology and has published articles in a range of high-quality academic journals.