Jane Meyrick

Dr. Jane Meyrick is an Associate Professor of Health Psychology at the University of the West of England (UWE), Bristol, affiliated with the Health and Social Sciences department. She holds dual qualifications as a Chartered Health Psychologist (HCPC registered) and a Public Health Specialist (FFPH). Her work focuses on marginalized communities in sexual health and gender-based violence, with a strong emphasis on participatory research and policy influence. She collaborates with organizations like PSRG, SHIPP, SARSAS, and UNITY, and actively contributes to national evaluation efforts in public health.

Teaching responsibilities include guiding students in Master’s and Professional Doctorate programs in Health Psychology, where she emphasizes evidence-based practice and critical approaches to health inequalities. Her research spans systematic reviews, health behavior change, and prevention strategies, particularly in addressing organizational sexual harassment/abuse. Notable contributions include her award-winning book #MeToo for Women and Men and a BMA Prize-winning study on young sexual abuse survivors.

Dr. Meyrick’s expertise bridges public health and psychology, addressing intersectional challenges faced by marginalized groups. She maintains an active professional profile through blogs (www.drjanemeyrick.com) and social media (@DrJaneMeyrick), advocating for inclusive health policies and equitable service provision.