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Dr Jonathan Waddington is a Lecturer in Psychology at Plymouth Marjon University's School of Health & Wellbeing, with Fellowship status from the Higher Education Academy. He specializes in translational neuropsychology, focusing on improving outcomes for individuals with visual or visuocognitive difficulties caused by brain injury or neurodivergence. His work includes developing the perceptual training game Eyelander and evaluating habilitation programs for cerebral vision impairments. He serves as Postgraduate Research Co-ordinator for Health and Wellbeing and is an ethics panel member at Marjon.
- PhD in Psychology (2012), Plymouth University
- PGCert in Learning & Teaching (2023), Plymouth Marjon University
- BSc in Physiology (2001), University College London
His research emphasizes tele-rehabilitation and gamification, addressing sensory processing disorders and functional vision improvement. Recent work includes studies on self-advocacy video interventions and normative visual search assessments. He has contributed to 18 peer-reviewed publications with an h-index of 9.
Dr Waddington also advises at InFocus Charity, training educators and healthcare staff to support visually impaired young people. His awards include HEA Fellowship, and he has supervised one MRes student to completion.
