Sam Martin
Postdoctoral Researcher
Healthcare experiences of trans and gender diverse youth
I joined the department in Feb 2019 as a postdoctoral researcher on trans and gender diverse youth's experiences of healthcare in the UK. I was previously at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge doing my PhD in the Department of Psychology. My research is focused on developing and evaluating QueerViBE an online intervention that aims to empower trans male and non-binary youth using applied discourse analysis and interactive video tutorials. I have a master’s degree in Psychodynamic Counselling and Psychotherapy and have published work about counselling as a site for the dilemmatic negotiation of masculinities.
Pronouns (she/her)
Recent publications
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Health professionals’ identified barriers to trans healthcare: a qualitative interview study
Journal article
Mikulak M. et al, (2021), British Journal of General Practice
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Developing and evaluating QueerViBE: An online intervention to empower trans and non-binary youth
Other
MARTIN S., (2019)
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‘How can you be strong all the time?’ Discourses of stoicism in the first counselling session of young male clients
Journal article
MARTIN SAM., (2015), Counselling and Psychotherapy Research