About
Dr Mike Marriott is a Principal Lecturer in Psychology at Nottingham Trent University's School of Social Sciences. He is a registered clinical psychologist with roles including co-chair of the national Group of Trainers in Clinical Associates (in Applied) Psychology (GTiCA(A)P) and management responsibilities for departmental culture, including leading the Athena Swan Silver accreditation. His academic roles include teaching clinical psychology practice, undergraduate psychology, and supervising research projects across levels.
Education: Began at University of Wales, Bangor with scholarships and grants for stroke survivor research, followed by clinical psychology training at University of Sheffield. NHS career included 21 years in mental health services, specializing in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and eating disorders.
Research Focus: Qualitative research methodologies (e.g., IPA), clinical practice evaluation, and workforce development. Key interests include trauma in custodial youth, adolescent sexting discourse, body image in men, and eating disorders. Active in translating research into healthcare practice improvements.
Awards: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Associate Fellow of BPS, Chartered Psychologist status. Recognized for contributions to clinical training and academic-clinical partnerships.
External Contributions: Governing roles in NHS Trusts, Midlands Psychological Professions Network, and school governance. Leads national initiatives for clinical associate training standards.
