Naomi Tyrrell

Dr. Naomi Tyrrell is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Doctoral College, University of Plymouth, and a Social Research Consultant focusing on family migration processes and children's geographies. Her work explores migrant family dynamics, Brexit impacts on Central and Eastern European (CEE) youth, and armed forces family mobility. She advises parents on successful home moves and provides workshops for organizations globally, combining academic expertise with practical coaching.

• Affiliations: University of Plymouth (Visiting Research Fellow), ResearchYourWay Consultancy, NaomityrrellPhD Authorship
• Research Interests: CEE migrant youth identities, transnational family migration, language practices, and child mobility

Her research highlights marginalized groups' experiences, including migrant children's voices in Ireland, spatial identities of Greek-Cypriot families, and policy implications of Brexit. She has published widely on youth belonging, xenophobia, and intergenerational relationships. Recent projects include analyzing post-Brexit CEE youth futures and military family citizenship.

Publications span academic journals and accessible books like "Moving to Oaktown" and "Gracie and Mouse Moving House," which use evidence-based strategies to support children during relocations. Her workshops address global practitioner needs, emphasizing child perspectives in migration studies.