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Marta is a Lecturer in Psychology with a background in health and social Psychology. Marta's research interests are in the development and evaluation of health and social interventions using the Person-Based Approach. She is interested in Behaviour Change and complex digital interventions. She is interested in maternal mental health and wellbeing and in the use of creative methodologies for research and public engagement. She is interested in art-based and nature-based interventions. She is a qualitative researcher with experience in a variety of qualitative methods and mixed-methods research. 

Before joining the School of Sciences at BSU in September 2026, Marta worked as behavioural and qualitative researcher in the development and evaluation of digital interventions to support clinicians and patients in primary and secondary care. The clinical areas she explored were antibiotics stewardship and respiratory care as part of clinical trials at the University of Oxford and the University of Southampton. Marta worked as research and project manager for a NIHR Team Science programme on investigating quality of life for patients with multiple long term conditions. She has also worked on two social prescribing projects on tailoring cultural offers for older adults from minority community groups and on quality of life of post-natal mothers from minority ethnic communities. 

Marta is interested in supporting wellbeing, using creative methodologies, such as writing and mixed media arts. She is passionate about promoting equality, diversity, inclusivity. She loves nature and yoga.