Academic
Academic / Researcher Services
Contact
You can contact me at the following phone numbers, email or contact form for more information.
T: +30 6975763933T: +30 2106995443E: info@periklispapaloukas.com

My involvement with psychology extends to the fields of education and research.
I have ten years of experience teaching at the university level, where I have taught and lectured at various universities and colleges in England, Cyprus, and Greece. As a university lecturer, I have taught at undergraduate and postgraduate levels (from first-year undergraduates to PhD students) in several insitutions:

  • De Montfort University, UK (BSc Psychology, BSc Health, MSc Health Psychology, MSc Psychology of Wellbeing, Doctorate Training Programme).
  • The University of Leicester, UK (Doctorate of Clinical Psychology).
  • UCLAN Cyprus, Cyprus (BSc Psychology, MSc Forensic Psychology)
  • Currently at the College for Humanistic Sciences (ICPS), Ελλάδα (BSc Psychology, various programmes at MSc level).

I also have experience in different formats (e.g. weekly, seminars, workshops, etc.) and several modes (e.g. synchronous electronic, asynchronous electronic, hybrid format) and various curricula. The subjects I have taught are health psychology, clinical psychology, social psychology, psychopathology, research methodology in psychology (Quantitative and qualitative), and public health.

At the same time, I identify myself as a researcher. This aspect of my identity is attested to by seven years of research at PhD level and as a research associate on research projects in England. I have published scholarly articles on theory, methodology and practice in several high-impact scientific journals. In reference, some of the journals I have published alongside prestigious collaborators and colleagues are Qualitative Research in Psychology, Critical Public Health, HIV Medicine, BMC Public Health, and Methods in Psychology.

In addition, I have presented research findings at several scientific conferences, both in the UK and internationally. Through my research experience and participation in prestigious interdisciplinary and academic groups, I have gained expertise in innovative forms of qualitative research, with deep knowledge of theoretical, methodological and practical issues such as visual methods, participatory research and Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). I have also specialised in designing research interventions using quantitative and mixed methods (quantitative and qualitative).

I offer consultancy services to academic institutions, research centres and psychosocial support organisations to design and implement research projects relevant to my experience and expertise. I am open to proposals regarding lectures, talks and presentations, seminars or workshops for students, and research collaborations with academic institutions.

Contact
You can contact me at the following phone numbers, email or contact form for more information.
T: +30 6975268097T: +30 2106995443E: info@periklispapaloukas.com
Articles
Academic articles

Equality in sexual health promotion: a systematic review of effective interventions for black and minority ethnic men who have sex with men

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Venturing into the visual voice: Combining photos and interviews in phenomenological inquiry around marginalization and chronic illness

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There’s this glorious pill’: Gay and bisexual men in the English midlands navigate risk responsibility and pre-exposure prophylaxis

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A structural equation model to predict pre- exposure prophylaxis acceptability in men who have sex with men in Leicester

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Identity, social connectedness, and sexual health in the gay sauna

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Unanticipated voices? Reflections from our ongoing ‘adventures’ with participant-authored photography, interviewing and interpretative phenomenology.

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A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of “The Quest,” A Health and Well-Being Intervention for British-Based Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Gay and Bisexual Men

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How can Incorporating Participant-Generated Photographs with Interviews Enhance Interpretative Phenomenological Accounts about Living with Chronic Illness?

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