Zarah Eve

Zarah Eve is an Associate Lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University's School of Psychology, within the Faculty of Health and Education. She holds a PhD in Psychology (part-time, 2020–2024) and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). Her roles include teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate programs, particularly in clinical skills and developmental psychology. Zarah also serves as Research Centre Manager for Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust’s Young People’s Mental Health Research Centre.

• Qualifications:
  • PhD in Psychology (Manchester Metropolitan University, part-time)
  • MSc in Family and Child Psychology (University of Chester)
  • BSc (Hons) Psychology (University of Chester)
  • Postgraduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education

Research Focus: Zarah’s work centers on qualitative methodologies, particularly grounded theory, exploring topics such as emerging multiplicity, children/young adults’ mental health, and digital tools for therapeutic interventions. She has contributed to service evaluations of mental health services and systematic reviews.

• Awards:
  • Jobs4Students Above and Beyond Awards (2020–2021)

Teaching & Leadership: As a unit leader, Zarah teaches courses like Clinical Skills and Childhood Interventions. She has held roles such as PGR Representative for Health and Education and PGR Conference Academic Lead. Her supervision includes advising a DClinPsy thesis on eating disorder voices.

Research Engagement: Zarah actively participates in academic service, including organizing conferences and contributing to NHS research initiatives.