Hi, I’m Georgie, and I’m a mixed methods researcher and consultant who loves turning data into meaningful change. With a PhD in Psychology from King’s College London, I’ve spent my career exploring how to improve mental health and tackle health inequalities, often working alongside the very communities most affected. 

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My projects have ranged from developing new HIV support programmes in Uganda and the UK to using creative, participatory methods with marginalised groups. I have led studies in the UK and internationally across the NHS, universities, NGOs, and community organisations. My expertise includes pilot and feasibility trials, intervention development, and evaluation using trauma-informed and equity-driven approaches. I have extensive experience working with marginalised communities, including LGBT+ populations, racially minoritised communities and people living with HIV.

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After holding two postdoctoral positions, I transitioned into consulting and scientific entrepreneurship. I recently co-founded Youmi, a start-up that develops AI-powered tools to support informal carers. My work bridges science and real-world application, translating evidence into interventions that improve health outcomes and well-being. I’m passionate about using research skills to design innovative, practical solutions that address complex social and health challenges.

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