I teach on the Psychologist program, our Swedish five-year clinical program for students intending to pursue careers as professional psychologists. My teaching focuses on interviewing and communication skills, which are taught through a series of classes and exercises during the first three years of the program. I lecture on dialogue as a psychological method and supervise video-feedback exercises.

My doctoral studies concern stress and other work-related mental illness among adults with ADHD. In short, we aim to explore the experiences of stress and other work-related mental illness among ADHD adults and evaluate an internet-based program designed to prevent these negative outcomes. The project is mainly funded through two grants from Region Stockholm, where I was a co-applicant. Our first paper from the project is available open access in BMC Psychiatry, here.

During my master’s, I got the opportunity to work on a research project concerning New Year’s resolutions. This resulted in the world’s largest study on New Year’s resolutions, as well as a book (in Swedish) on how to succeed with New Year’s resolutions, personal goals, and behavior change. The study is published open access here, in PLOS ONE.