Eva Sundin

Dr Eva Sundin is a Professor of Psychology at Nottingham Trent University (UK) and a member of the Trauma, Social Isolation and Mental Health research group. With dual qualifications as a PhD in Psychology and licensed Clinical Psychologist, she integrates clinical expertise and research to address mental health and socioeconomic vulnerabilities.

• Focuses on psychological resources in disadvantaged populations
• Developed postgraduate courses including 'MSc in Psychological Wellbeing and Mental Health'
• Accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapist

Her research examines how self-efficacy and belonging mitigate stress in vulnerable groups, informed by her personal experience with neurological conditions. Grants include funding from ESRC, Swedish Research Council, and NTU Health and Wellbeing initiatives.

• Collaborators: Mardi Horowitz (UCSF), Stephen Joseph (Nottingham), Peter Dwyer (York)
• Visiting Professor at Umea University since 2011
• Part-time NHS clinical roles spanning 1990-2011