Dennis Relojo-Howell
Founder
Dennis Relojo-Howell is the founder of Psychreg and is also the Editor-in-Chief of Psychreg Journal of Psychology (PJP). Aside from PJP, he sits on the editorial boards of international peer-reviewed journals. He is graduate member of the British Psychological Society, and holds a master’s degree in psychology from the University of Hertfordshire. His research interests encompass blog psychology, cyberpsychology and mental health. You can connect with him through Twitter @DennisRelojo and his website.
Dr Richard Marshall
Podcast Host
Richard earned an EdD in reading and learning disabilities at West Virginia University (WVU) in 1982. Upon completion of his degree he became an Assistant Professor of Paediatrics at the WVU Medical School. After moving to Florida in 1983, he joined the faculty in the Department of Paediatrics in the College of Medicine at the University of South Florida and worked for five years in the Neonatal Developmental Follow-Up Programme. He is also an Associate Editor for Psychreg Journal of Psychology.
Dr Berney Wilkinson
Podcast Host
Berney earned his PhD in school psychology from the University of South Florida in 2005, specialising in paediatric psychology. He went on to complete a postgraduate programme and is a Diplomate with the American Board of School Neuropsychology. He is a licensed psychologist in Florida and owns a private practice that includes other psychologists and counsellors. He is also an Associate Editor for Psychreg Journal of Psychology.
Graham Howell
Commissioning Editor
A mental health advocate, Graham firmly believes that mental health is important, so important that we should all do our part in helping to destigmatise mental health concerns. As the Commissioning Editor, he invites people who have mental health stories to write for Psychreg. He also manages the social media presence of Psychreg.
Professor Thomas Bateman
Professor Thomas Bateman
Thomas Bateman is Professor Emeritus with the McIntire School of Commerce, University of Virginia. His field is organisational behaviour, with particular expertise in leadership, proactive behaviour, and decision-making.
Dr Laura Jenkins
Correspondent
Laura is a Teaching Associate at Loughborough University. She completed her PhD in Psychology at Northumbria University in Newcastle where her research in working memory started to develop. Laura’s research interests include looking at whether visual working memory is purely visual in nature, implementing experimental and neurological methods in her research. She also sits on the editorial board of Psychreg Journal of Psychology.
Dr Anna Kennedy OBE
Correspondent
Dr Anna Kennedy is an educator who has worked to provide an improved education and other facilities for children with autism spectrum disorders. In pursuing support for these children, she has established two schools, a college, a respite home and a website with over 85,000 international followers. Dr Kennedy organised the Autism's Got Talent. It was launched on 12 May 2012. In this talent show, children and adults with autism performed on the stage at London's Mermaid Theatre. A performance from James Hobley, an autistic dancer was also included in this show who had appeared on Britain’s Got Talent.
Katie Bagshawe
Correspondent
Katie pursued her master’s degree from Sheffield Hallam University while caring for her late father who was living with a terminal lung disease. It was in this time that Katie turned her attention to helping raise awareness of interstitial lung diseases by investigating the psychological impact of pulmonary fibrosis. Since her father’s death, Katie is keen to continue in research by tying together her interest of medicine and lung disease through diagnostic radiography. Katie research interest is in health psychology. You can follow her on Twitter @KBagshawe or via her personal blog.
Maxwell Guttman
Correspondent
Maxwell Guttman teaches social work at Fordham University. He is also a mental health correspondent for Psychreg where he shares his insights on recovery and healing based from his lived experience of schizophrenia – a journey which started as an undergraduate student at Binghamton University. His diagnosis of schizophrenia wasn’t formally recognised until he was admitted to the state hospital in upstate New York. On his spare time, Max blogs on self-management at Mental Health Affairs.
Matthew Buckley
Correspondent
Matthew is an Organisational Psychologist. He received his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the State University of New York at Brockport in 2010, and received his master’s degree in Organisational Psychology with a concentration in Conflict Management from the University of New Haven in 2015. His main areas of interest include career counselling, conflict management, emotional intelligence, employee retention, leadership and management, morale and motivation, personnel selection and recruitment and self-promotion.
Dale Burden
Correspondent
Dale holds a dual honours degree in psychology and neuroscience from Keele University. He later on completed two further counselling courses. With seven years experience of working in the healthcare sector (mainly with people who display challenging behaviour, learning difficulties, and dementia), Dale shares a wealth of information with his articles on mental health. Dale also uses goal-oriented techniques to help people set their own goals.
Callum Mogridge
Correspondent
Callum Mogridge is a psychology graduate based at the University of Manchester. Callum is going on to study his MSc with the University of Manchester’s Alliance Manchester Business School in September 2019 in Organisational Psychology. He is also an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Mike Findlay
Correspondent and Book Review Editor
Mike Findlay is a senior communications professional and freelance writer based in Scotland. His interests include mental health, equality and social justice. He has worked for over 18 years in various communications roles within health, higher education, social justice and the arts in both London and Glasgow.