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Dr. Adhip Rawal is an Assistant Professor in Psychology at the School of Psychology, University of Sussex. He holds a BSc from the University of Greenwich and an MSc and DPhil (PhD) from the University of Oxford, with a PGCert in Higher Education from Sussex. His research focuses on modes of self-focus, emotional processing, grief, and dreaming, emphasizing lived experience and intersubjectivity. His work bridges clinical psychology with philosophical inquiry, exploring themes like affective flourishing and existential meaning.
Key research contributions include studies on adolescent depression mechanisms, reward-processing in at-risk populations, and cognitive-behavioral interventions. He has published widely in journals such as Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, Psychological Medicine, and Behaviour Research and Therapy. Notable awards include the 2024 Education and Innovation Fund for his project on 'Stories from the Heart.'
Teaching includes modules on Clinical Psychology, Health Psychology, and 'Care for the Soul: In Antiquity & Today.' He has developed courses like 'Living Well: Modes of Self-Focus' and contributed to the Foundation Year program. His engagement activities span international collaborations, including work with Charles University and Jindal Global University, focusing on grief, leadership, and women’s mental health.
