Jennifer Taylor

Dr. Jennifer Taylor is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Staffordshire University, specializing in qualitative research methodologies. She holds a PhD in Psychology from Keele University (2016) and has held academic roles including Lecturer at Keele University and Teaching Fellow. A Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, her expertise spans body image, maternal health, and women's health. She leads modules in MSc Health Psychology and supervises undergraduate/postgraduate students. Her research focuses on breastfeeding beliefs, mindfulness, and public health interventions.

Education: PhD (Keele, 2016), MSc Psychology of Health & Wellbeing (Keele), BSc Psychology & Criminology (Keele). Professional memberships include Chartered membership of the British Psychological Society.

Research interests include maternal health decisions, body image in occupational settings, and HPV vaccination attitudes. Publications (2020-2022) highlight work on pandemic impacts on pregnancy, nature-based wellbeing interventions, and mobile phone policy development in schools. Awards include Staffordshire's institutional accolades for facilities and social inclusion.

Teaching responsibilities include first-year and placement-year tutoring. She actively contributes to health psychology curricula and student supervision across multiple programs. No specific grants or labs are highlighted in the provided information.