Lynsey Gregg

Lynsey Gregg is a Senior Lecturer in the Division of Psychology & Mental Health at the University of Manchester, leading postgraduate taught education and supervising ClinPsyD and PhD research. She teaches on BSc Psychology, MSc Clinical & Health Psychology, and MSc Health Psychology programmes, focusing on mental health interventions, clinical psychology, and research methods.

Her research explores factors exacerbating mental health issues (e.g., substance use, family dynamics) and treatments for serious mental illnesses. Collaborations include projects with Professors Rachel Calam, Katherine Berry, and others. Methodologies include randomized controlled trials, Q Methodology, and Experience Sampling.

Key contributions include studies on parenting practices among parents with psychosis, virtual reality therapy for alcohol misuse, and self-construal in mental health inpatients. She has published over 60 articles, with recent work emphasizing systematic reviews and clinical interventions.

Professional memberships include the British Psychological Society (Chartered) and Higher Education Academy Fellowship. She contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to mental health and well-being.