Rowan Sandle, Lecturer

Rowan Sandle

Lecturer

Rowan's research interests include critical mental health and psychology, gender and post-qualitative and new-materialist methodology.

Rowan completed her PhD titled "Re-constructing the Psychological Impact of Austerity: Intra-actions of Gender, Communities and Wellbeing" at Leeds Beckett in 2020.

Rowan has taught a number of different modules across all levels of the BSc (Hons) Psychology degree and the MSc Conversion distance learning and onsite course. She is currently the module leader for the MSc Research Methods and Analysis B distance learning module. Other current teaching includes qualitative research methods (MSc), Clinical and Counselling Psychology (BSc level 6) and supervision of postgraduate dissertation projects.

Alongside her role at Leeds Beckett, Rowan is a Senior Crisis Support Worker working within a Person Centred framework.

Research Interests

Rowan's current research is focused on the role of Karen Barad's theory of intra-action in the field of critical mental health.

Rowan Sandle, Lecturer