As an Ecological Psychologist and Dynamic Systems Theorist I enjoy developing theory, methods, and analyses that capture the change processes (and not just their cross-sections). I am interested in ecological dynamics and the Constraints Led-Approach, something I on occasion help organize seminars, webinars, and workshops for. In Social Psychology my interest lies in understanding the relations between the political and social, like the social effects of neoliberal constraints. Finally, my heart of hearts lie in collaborating with scientists across a wide range of disciplines, often exploring their intersections with process-relational psychology. Examples include Archeology, Literature Studies, Zoology, and Language Learning.

Teaching areas include methods, statistics, philosophy of science/psychology, and post-cognitive psychological theory (mainly Ecological Psychology and Dynamic Systems Theory). I have taught a range of methods and linear statistics courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, along with philosophical/theoretical/methodological courses focusing on reconceptualizing static and component-dominant research into dynamic and relation-dominant research. Finally, I have supervised a variety of Senior Theses and 8 Masters Theses over the recent years, and am always interested in supervising new students.

Statistical Consultant for the Swedish Red Cross to gather, collate, and disseminate data from Sweden's 350+ local chapters. I've also recently collaborated with ABF MittSkåne on their project Hela Dig focusing on the healing process of people that are on long-term sick leave.