Seraphine Clarke

Dr. Seraphine Clarke is a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at City, University of London, specializing in Experimental Psychiatry and Cognitive Bias Research. Her work bridges Mindfulness-Based Interventions and Mental Health with expertise in stress biomarkers, urban environmental impacts, and clinical anxiety.

• PhD in Psychology (University of Essex, 2018)
• MSc in Research Methodology & Statistics (University of Essex, 2014)
• BSc in Psychology (Anglia Ruskin University, 2013)

Her research focuses on Cognitive Bias Modification, Exercise Psychology, and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy. Recent studies investigate reducing anxiety/depression through exercise and mindfulness programs, with applications in cancer care and juvenile arthritis support.

Her publications span Psychological Science, Urban Planning, and Pediatrics, emphasizing self-compassion, rumination, and cortisol analysis. Awards include the Salimetrics Europe 2014 Prize and ESRC Scholarship.