I am a PhD student based at the Faculty of Health Sciences and Danish Centre for Motivation and Behaviour Science (DRIVEN). I hold a Research master's degree in social and health psychology from Utrecht University, the Netherlands. Previously, I worked on the Conceptualising Ecocide project at the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, where I examined the psychological dimensions of the legal concept of ecocide. As a researcher, I am interested in how individuals engage in decision-making and collective social action and to what extent their values, attitudes and identities reflect this process.
Within ARCADIA, my research investigates the behavioural drivers such as attitudes, beliefs, norms, and emotions, that shape public support for nature-based solutions. This work contributes to the development of behaviour change strategies that can foster pro-nature attitudes across diverse groups and regions. My work integrates applied psychology, behavioural science, and planetary health to support interdisciplinary approaches to climate adaptation and mitigation.
