Centre for the Psychology of Health and Wellbeing (CPHW)
People in context: psychological science for improving lives
Our research at the CPHW is driven by our conviction that to improve the health and wellbeing of society, we need to harness the whole of the research continuum, from pure fundamental research to applied research that contributes to meaningful changes in both policy and practice.
Professor Helen Lloyd
Co-Director of CPHW and Professor of Psychology
The CPHW is built on our belief that health and wellbeing are shaped by the dynamic relationships across and within communities, environments, services and systems. That’s why our researchers not only apply rigorous psychological science to understand these relationships, but work closely with the people receiving and administering healthcare to tailor it to their needs.
Professor Mark Tarrant
Co-Director of CPHW and Professor of Psychology
The prize fondly remembers Dr Nicola Weston
Emeritus Professor Michael Hyland suggests the conditions are caused by a previously unrecognised type of biological error
Students visited the Eden Project to learn more about how different environments affect the way we think, feel and act
New research demonstrates that clear messages can align public behaviour during a health crisis in spite of people's political differences
Dr Sophie Homer gives research-informed advice on how to support wellbeing in the winter months – and it's a world away from ‘new year, new you’























