About

Public Health & Dementia Prevention Research

 My current innovation project, developed through Arden University and advanced through independent engagement with Westminster stakeholders, emerged from critical analysis of structural gaps within existing dementia prevention and public health literacy frameworks.

Dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, remains one of the leading causes of death in the United Kingdom and continues to present significant social and economic challenges (Alzheimer’s Society, 2024). Despite national recognition, education-led behavioural prevention models addressing modifiable risk factors remain inconsistently embedded at borough level.

With over fifteen years’ experience designing and leading structured wellbeing plans within regulated care environments, alongside professional engagement across the dementia sector—including dialogue with organisations such as Dementia UK and Alzheimer’s Society—I bring applied insight to research development, programme design and stakeholder analysis.

I am available for commissioned writing, policy review, strategic consultation and research-informed presentations in the fields of behavioural health, dementia prevention and public health literacy. I welcome collaboration with institutions, councils, educational bodies and organisations seeking evidence-based, forward-planning approaches to preventative health.

Available for research collaboration, commissioned analysis and keynote presentation.