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Dr. Amy Isham is a Lecturer in Psychology at Swansea University, affiliated with the School of Psychology within the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences. Her research focuses on the interplay between human well-being and ecological sustainability, emphasizing sustainable well-being through flow experiences, mindfulness, and reducing materialistic values. She collaborates across disciplines, including Public Health, Humanities, and Management, and works with external partners like IKEA and Welsh Government.
Education: PhD (University of Surrey), MSc Psychology of Advertising (Lancaster University), BSc Psychology (University of Warwick). She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Research Interests: Sustainable lifestyles, materialism's impact on well-being, nature-based interventions, and ecotherapy. Key projects include the IKEA Live Lagom initiative and the Sustainable Wellbeing Research Group.
Grants: Includes funding from ESRC (e.g., Flow & Sustainable Prosperity), IKEA, and The National Lottery Community Fund. Active in editorial roles (Journal of Global Environmental Psychology).
Labs/Teams: Leads the Sustainable Wellbeing Research Group, collaborating with organizations like Cae Felin and Gwent Wildlife Trust.
