My main research interest is fatigue, both during and after treatment for childhood cancer, its overlap with psychological distress and neurocognition, and the biopsychosocial model of fatigue. 

I am a licensed psychologist, specialised in clinical neuropsychology, with extensive clinical experience in assessing cognition in patients diagnosed with neurological disorders such as CNS-tumours or epilepsy. My professional work has included supervision of students and professionals, as well as lecturing and education. I am a qualified teacher at university level and have undergone training in teaching and learning in higher education.

In 2021, I defended my thesis on fatigue in survivors of childhood cancer and shortly afterwards I received a 3-year international post-doc grant from the Swedish Research Council. I have therefore taken a leave of absence from my clinical work in order to conduct a postdoc in the Netherlands. I am working in the IDENTIFY-project, which investigates Quality of Life in childhood cancer. 

Full publication list can be found in Orcid.