Emma Tague

Emma Tague is a Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing at the School of Health & Society, University of Salford, serving as Module Leader for year 3 Nursing practice across BSc and MA nursing programs.

Her educational background includes:

• Graduate Diploma in Mental Health Nursing (University of Salford, 2001-2003)
• Bachelor's Degree in Psychotherapeutic Interventions (University of Salford, 2004-2006)
• Master's Degree in Leadership and Management in Healthcare (University of Salford, 2009-2012)
• PGCE in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (University of Central Lancashire, 2011-2012)

Her research centers on evidence-based mental health interventions, with particular focus on cognitive behavioral therapy applications through talking therapies and nature-based green care approaches. She investigates how therapeutic relationships and healthcare leadership models impact patient outcomes, integrating clinical practice with nursing education frameworks. Current work examines the pedagogical implementation of these concepts in advanced nursing curricula.

Professional activities include NMC-recognized teaching certification and module leadership for clinical practice education.