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Dr Bianca is an experienced lecturer, research consultant and tutor. She has a Master’s in Health Psychology and a PhD in Health Psychology and Psychobiology, both from UCL. Dr Bianca has lectured at top UK institutions, including UCL, British College of Osteopathy (BCOM), Council of International Educational Exchange (CIEE), Royal Holloway and St. George's University. In addition to being an expert in her subjects, Dr Bianca encourages students to take a research and evidence-based approach to learning and regularly receives exceedingly positive reviews from her students.

Tavis is a professional Psychology and Social Sciences tutor. He has two Master’s, one in Cross-Cultural Psychology from Brunel University and another in Gender, Sexuality and Culture from Birkbeck, University of London. Tavis is also a qualified teacher with QTLS as well as a qualified, accredited and insured Counsellor. He has successfully supported students ranging from GCSE through to university-level, including A-Level Psychology, for which he can cover the AQA, OCR, Edexcel, WJEC and IB exam boards.

Dr. Carmen is a top-rated tutor with over 9 years of experience teaching and mentoring students from the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Special Educational Needs (SEN) students to undergraduate and PhD levels in Psychology, Education, and Public Health. She holds a PhD in Public Health from Swansea University, where her research focused on the physiological and psychological childbirth factors affecting mother-infant wellbeing. Dr. Carmen also completed an MSc in Child Public Health and earned a merit in Research Methods in Psychology at Swansea University. Her extensive qualifications include a Postgraduate Diploma in Hypno-Psychotherapy and a PGCE in Primary Education. A proactive and dynamic educator, Dr. Carmen is known for her innovative teaching methods and high student success rates. She has presented at prestigious conferences such as the British Medical Journal Conference and the Royal Society of Medicine COVID-19 Series.