These projects reflect the parts of my life that sit beside my research: creating useful learning spaces, speaking honestly about mental health, and making knowledge and faith conversations more accessible.
I organise a weekly Swedish learning session with friends. The group gives us a chance to practise together, build confidence, and support one another as learners. Teaching also helps me revise and stay consistent in my own language journey.
I write and speak about mental health, faith, resilience, and healing. My advocacy is rooted in honesty and openness about personal struggles, hope, and the belief that people should not feel alone in their struggles.
Through my podcasts, I reflect on faith, purpose, growth, and everyday life. I enjoy exploring how faith speaks into real human experiences, including uncertainty, identity, healing, and hope.
I care about making research accessible. Whether through writing, presentations, or conversations, I enjoy translating complex ideas into language that is clear, practical, and useful.
Whether I am coordinating a learning group, recording a faith reflection, writing about mental health, or presenting research, I am drawn to work that helps people feel informed, encouraged, and less alone.