Psychologist recognised by European health body

Professor Kerry Chamberlain from the School of Psychology was honoured by being incorporated as a Fellow of the European Health Psychology Society at their annual meeting in Crete last month.

Professor Chamberlain was awarded the fellowship in recognition of his research publications in health psychology, his work in establishing health psychology in New Zealand, his contributions to establishing and developing the International Society of Critical Health Psychology, and his support of the activities of the European Health Psychology Society. He is an associate editor of the society journal, Psychology & Health, has been a regular contributor to the European Health Psychology Society annual conferences, and has run workshops on qualitative research for both their established researcher network, Synergy, and their emerging researcher network, CREATE.