Jordan is a Trainee Clinical Psychologist at UCL. She is currently in her final year of training and hopes to specialise in neuropsychology post qualification. Jordan joined Katlab in 2022 to complete her doctoral thesis on the intent-action gap in sustainable fashion consumption and whether body image satisfaction and mental wellbeing may contribute to this gap.
She holds a BSc in Psychology from the University of Bath and a first-class MSc in Forensic Psychology from The University of Winchester. Jordan’s undergraduate research focused on assessing worry in self-reported and parent-reported worry in children undergoing MRI scans. Jordan’s MSc dissertation is titled ‘Why are women interested in true crime and what are the implications of this?’.
Contact: jordan.hewitt.21@ucl.ac.uk