We examine insight and its relationship to metacognition across mood and anxiety disorders, exploring how people perceive, interpret, and think about their own mental health experiences. Our research investigates how these processes shape illness beliefs, emotional wellbeing, functional outcomes, and decisions about seeking help.
We explore how people understand and respond to mental health conditions, with a focus on the beliefs, attitudes, and social factors that shape their experiences. Current research themes include:
We focus on understanding and culturally adapting evidence-based treatments for underserved populations. Our work aims to bridge the gap between research and service access by examining how treatments can be tailored to meet the needs of diverse communities, with a particular emphasis on the Arab community.