Rahul Chaure

Rahul Chaure is a Researcher and PhD candidate at Queen Mary University of London's Wolfson Institute of Population Health, affiliated with the Centre for Psychiatry and Mental Health. His PhD research (2022 cohort) focuses on 'Exploratory Research of Distinctive Coping Techniques of Indian Population in Depression and Anxiety in Daily Life Versus Lifelong.' He holds an MSc in Foundations of Clinical Psychology from the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, and an undergraduate psychology degree from India. A chartered psychologist of the British Psychological Society, he currently works with the NHS London mental health and rehabilitation division.

Research interests include diagnostic tools, screening materials for psychological assessments, and culturally-specific coping mechanisms for depression/anxiety in Indian populations. Methodologies involve item generation, scale development, surveys, interviews, and analysis of mental health response patterns. His work addresses societal mental health challenges through innovative coping strategies.

Supervised by Dr. Theodora Dallas, his research contributes to preventive neurology and public health policy. No awards are explicitly listed, though his NHS collaboration indicates applied clinical relevance. No advised students/grants are documented, reflecting his current PhD candidate status.