Talks and presentations
Talks and media
Psychology Today blog article "How Psychology Can Help Make Parks Better for Women"
Dense City podcast: "Restorative urban environments for healthy cities"
PodStad podcast: “The carfree city”, Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Talk “Walking, wellbeing in urban environments”, Israeli Science Foundation workshop “Urban innovation through walkability and spatial cognition”, Tel Aviv (Israel)
Mini-college “Are healthy cities also accessible”, Studio Erasmus, Rotterdam (Netherlands)
Talk “Accessible walking hubs for psychological wellbeing”, 1st Accessible Hubs International Workshop, Darmstadt (Germany)
Selected conference presentations
July 2024: "The role of gender and other person-factors in restorative environments research:
a research agenda", International Association People-environments Studies (IAPS) Conference, Barcelona (Spain).
June 2023: “Sentiment analysis of favourite indoor and outdoor urban places”, International Conference on Environmental Psychology (ICEP) Conference, Aarhus (Denmark)
June 2022: “The Effect of Cultural Landscapes on Mobility and Wellbeing”, International Medical Geography Symposium (IMGS), Edinburgh (UK).
July 2022: “Cultural Landscapes, Wellbeing and Psychological Restoration”, International Association People-environments Studies (IAPS) Conference, Lisbon (Portugal).
May 2019: “Public health evaluation of the 20mph speed limit policy in Bristol, UK”, World Conference on Transport Research, Transport and Health track, Mumbai (India).
July 2018: “The restorative potential of walking in urban environments”, International Association People-Environment Studies (IAPS) Conference, Rome (Italy).
January 2018: “Healthy walking: The role of architecture”, AMPS 2018 Health: The Design, Planning and Politics of How and Where We Live, Bristol (UK).
August 2017: “The restorative potential of walking in urban settings: a person-centred approach”, International Conference of Environmental Psychology, A Coruna (Spain).
April 2017: “Restoration in urban and natural settings and relationship with walking intentions”, American Association of Geographers Annual Conference, Boston (USA).
September 2016: “Urban heritage environments as health-enabling places”, Royal Geographical Society Annual Conference, London (UK).