A practical guide on how to conduct a systematic review, from defining your research question and designing a protocol to synthesising findings and reporting using PRISMA guidelines.
In May 2025, I presented my Master’s thesis research on work addiction at the European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP) Conference in Prague, marking my first international speaking engagement and a key milestone in my academic career.
With no formal training, I taught myself R in my 40s to complete a structural equation modelling (SEM) project for my MSc Psychology thesis. Here’s how I did it—and why it’s never too late to start coding.
I never planned to do a PhD. But curiosity, short courses, and a growing interest in psychology turned into two MScs—and eventually, doctoral research in behavioural addiction.
In this blog, I discuss our new study investigating the relationship between work addiction and burnout
