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Jane Montague is the Head of Discipline of Psychological and Behavioural Sciences at the University of Derby, within the College of Health, Psychology and Social Care. Her research focuses on qualitative methodologies, particularly interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA), to explore mental health, therapeutic interventions, and patient experiences across diverse contexts. She has contributed significantly to understanding compassion-focused therapy, parenting challenges in substance-using families, and healthcare recovery processes. Key areas of interest include psychological support systems, emotional regulation techniques, and the application of compassionate practices in education and healthcare settings.
Montague’s work emphasizes collaborative research, often involving interdisciplinary teams and multiple stakeholders. Notable projects include studies on perinatal peer support programs, yoga interventions for gynecological cancer patients, and compassionate communication training for psychology students. Her research has implications for policy development in social work, mental health services, and educational practices.
Her publications span journals in psychology, healthcare, and education, reflecting her expertise in qualitative research methods and their application to real-world challenges. Montague frequently collaborates with researchers from institutions such as Derby University and external organizations like Connected CIC, ensuring her work bridges academic inquiry with practical impact.
