Research for the Real World: S15E02
Georgia Pavlopoulou
Lecturer, Department of Psychology and Human Development
With 20 years of experience working with autistic people and their families in education and healthcare settings, Dr Pavlopoulou looks to co-produce research with community members to ensure that its impact reaches beyond academia.
Our presenter Emily McLeod also asks Dr Pavlopoulou about her work developing digital material with input from mental health clinicians and autistic young people to improve sleep routines, and an artistic project to explore autistic adults' relationships and wellbeing.
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