Cecily

Having previously worked with children and young people, both in mental health services and in the community, I am now completing my PhD. I enjoy teaching others, particularly when it comes to psychology at every level. As I have previous training in mental health, my strengths include: resilience, patience, empathy, encouraging others and not taking life too seriously!

Availability: As a PhD student, my availability changes from week to week. It also means I can be very flexible! In general, I prefer tutoring in the late afternoon and/or evening during the week. However I can also do weekends and weekday mornings if necessary.

Willing to travel: Home Only

Experience: Teaching and supervising BSc and MSc students at a UK university since December 2020. This includes marking dissertations, running workshops on research methods and supervising student projects.
Tutoring since January 2020, including dissertation support, A level tutoring, CV writing and general academic writing.
Teaching assistant for 3 to 13 year olds at two different schools, with a particular focus on Maths and English.
Psychoeducation for young people with eating disorders, including anxiety management, combatting perfectionism and dealing with difficult emotions, all of which are important skills for education and exams.
Activity Camp leader for 5 to 11 year olds.

First Class Honours, BSc Psychology
Distinction, MSc Abnormal and Clinical Psychology
PhD in Clinical Medicine, (in progress)

DBS Check: Yes