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Miss Bethan Thomas

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Overview

I am an integrative health psychhologist focused on understanding how psychological and physiological processes interact to shape fatigue in long-term conditions. 

I currently hold a Health and Care Research Wales PhD studentship, investigating the interaction between physiological and psychological variables in Long COVID fatigue both to understand the mechanisms underlying Long COVID fatigue to inform future interventions. 

Publication

2024

Articles

Research

I am an integrative health psychologist, with an interest in the interactions between psychological and physiological processes and how they can shape fatigue experienced in long-term chronic conditions. I have a particular interest in how these interactions can be considered in self-management and interventions for fatigue.   

As a health psychologist, I work across health conditions and my research is theoretically informed using a biopsychosocial approach to health and illness and multidisciplinary team science. 

I am passionate about multidisciplinary research. My PhD is supervised be a team of health psychologists and physiologists, this team includes Dr Jennifer Davies, Professor Christine Bundy and Dr Rachael Pattinson. 

Biography

2021: MSc in Health Psychology, University of Gloucestershire, UK.

2020: BSc in Psychology, University of Gloucestershire, UK.

 

Professional memberships

British Psychological Society (BPS)

BPS Division of Health Psychology

 

Academic positions

2024 - 2025: Graduate tutor, Cardiff University, UK.