Dawn March

I’m a trainee health psychologist in the final year of my doctoral studies at the University of the West of England. I currently work in an intermediate care setting, supporting patients with a wide range of health conditions. My doctoral research focuses on exploring subjective attitudes towards falls prevention among community-dwelling adults, with the aim of improving engagement and tailoring interventions.

I hold a BSc in Psychology and an MSc in Health Psychology. I’m certified to deliver a broad range of psychological assessments and interventions, and I’m also trained in Cognitive Stimulation Therapy. My professional interests include health behavior change, rehabilitation psychology, and developing accessible, evidence-based interventions for diverse populations.

Presented at the International Conference for Integrated Care (ICIC25) in Lisbon, Winner of CNWL Safety Improvement award, Shortlisted in two categories at the HSJ patient safety awards 2025.