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Academic Biography
Helen Limbrick gained her BSc (Hons) Psychology degree and PhD from Northumbria University. During her psychology degree Helen researched the relationship between prenatal testosterone and mathematical skills in six to eight-year-olds. Helen built upon this research during her PhD where she explored a potential link between the 2D:4D ratio (a proxy marker for prenatal testosterone) and performance on basic numerical tasks in adults and children. After an initial stint of teaching at Northumbria University during her PhD, she became a lecturer at Teesside University in early 2008. Helen is module leader for the Introduction to Core Areas in Psychology which covers cognitive, social, developmental and biological psychology, and individual differences. She also teaches on the module Social and Biological Psychology.
Summary of Research Interests
Helen's research interests have been in the field hormones and behaviour, in particular the hormonal and biological correlates numerical and mathematical skills.
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A systematic review of interventions and support for autistic adults.
Boylan, L. (PI), Ingwersen, J. (CoI), Limbrick, H. (CoI) & Swainston, K. (CoI)
9/01/23 → 8/01/24
Project: Research
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Experiences of Long-term Health Conditions Following Pre-eclampsia: A Systematic Review.
Wetherell, B. (PI), Limbrick, H. (PI) & Swainston, K. (PI)
1/02/21 → 31/01/22
Project: Research
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A systematic review exploring how post haematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) long-term monitoring and associated health threats impact recipients lived experience.
Bell, B. (PI), Limbrick, H. (PI), Taylor, J. (PI) & Swainston, K. (PI)
1/02/21 → 31/01/22
Project: Research
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You clapped, you cheered, but did anybody hear? A mixed-methods systematic review of dementia homecare workers’ training and psychosocial needs
Kane, L., Leighton, C., Limbrick, H., Kilinc, S., Ling, J. & Eberhardt, J., 16 Aug 2023, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Home Health Care Services Quarterly.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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A systematic review applying social-cognitive mindfulness findings to coaching psychology research.
Crabtree, K. A., Taylor, J., Swainston, K. & Limbrick, H., 5 Jan 2022, NIHR PROSPERO.Research output: Other contribution
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What are the training and support needs of homecare workers providing person-centred care to clients living with dementia?
Kane, L., Eberhardt, J., Leighton, C., Limbrick, H., Kilinc, S. & Ling, J., 21 Apr 2022Research output: Other contribution
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A systematic review exploring how post haematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) long-term monitoring and associated health threats impact recipients lived experience.
Bell, B., Swainston, K., Taylor, J. & Limbrick, H., 21 Jan 2021, NIHR PROSPERO.Research output: Other contribution
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Experiences of Long-term Health Conditions Following Pre-eclampsia: A Systematic Review.
Wetherell, B., Swainston, K. & Limbrick, H., 22 Jan 2021, NIHR PROSPERO.Research output: Other contribution