Alexander Fradera

Dr. Alexander Fradera is a Lecturer in Clinical Psychology (Mental Health & Wellbeing) at the University of Glasgow. He holds a BSc and PhD in Psychology from University College London, followed by postdoctoral research and a career in organizational psychology, psychometric assessment, and science communication. His research focuses on clinical applications of psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and workplace dynamics. He contributes to the DClinPsy programme by coordinating modules on clinical practice and quality improvement.

Education: BSc Psychology (UCL, 2000s), PhD (UCL, 2006). Professional roles include work with SHL, freelance consulting, and science writing for the British Psychological Society. Awards: Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society and former Scotland National Trainee representative for the Association of Clinical Psychologists.

Research emphasizes mental health, cognitive assessment in clinical populations, and translational psychology for organizational settings. Recent publications span genetic studies on mental health, chronic pain impacts on dementia screening, and trauma psychoeducation for HIV patients.