Research in Neurodiversity, Environment and Wellbeing (ReNEW)

Research in Neurodiversity, Environment and Wellbeing (ReNEW) combines expertise in knowledge, research and practice related to building more enabling psychological environments in a number of contexts.

Areas of interest include:

• Absorption and flow experienced in neurodivergent populations
• Future thinking and mental wellbeing
• Therapeutic relationships
• Understanding the lived experience of marginalised groups
• Understanding traumatic events
• Identity, stigma, and mindfulness

We have regular monthly meetings where we discuss and present our research. Our network includes a number of external organisations and also links in with the Psychology@York St John seminar series.