Conference presentations
2019 – Is Mental Capacity Law in England and Wales Neuro-centric? Evidence from case law., Oral Presentation, Chloe Waterman, Supervised by Rosie Harding and Elizabeth Peel, Presented at the Socio-Legal Studies Association Conference 2019
2019 – The Challenge of 'Brainhood' in Dementia: Ensuring the UN CRPD Values Survive in a Neuro-Centric Culture, Poster Presentation, Chloe Waterman, Supervised by Rosie Harding and Elizabeth Peel, Presented at the International Association for Gerontology and Geriatrics conference 2019
2019 – The Law and Dementia: Constructions of Personhood, Oral Presentation, Chloe Waterman, Supervised by Rosie Harding and Elizabeth Peel, Presented at the Birmingham Law school Conference 2019
2018 - Constructions of Capacity in Psychology and Law: The importance of compromise, Oral Presentation, Chloe Waterman, Supervised by Rosie Harding and Elizabeth Peel, Presented at the 6th Midlands Graduate School ESRC Student Conference 2018
2017 - Discussing difficult topics in two counselling contexts - Passive and Active identity: An example. Academic Poster, Chloe Waterman, Supervised by Alexandra Kent, presented at the 2017 Keele Psychology Postgraduate Conference
2016 - Ethnicity in helpline calls – “Not that it makes any difference”, Academic Poster – Co-authored, Chloe Waterman and Alexandra Kent, presented at the 2016 British Psychological Society Annual Conference
Publications:
2019 - Social Research Methods in Dementia Studies: Inclusion and Innovation, Book Review, QMip Journal, Chloe Waterman
2018 - Families bereaved by alcohol or drugs, research on experiences, coping and support, Book Review, Mortality Journal, Chloe Waterman
2015 - ‘Please, I need help, please!’: Reflections on involving undergraduate psychology students in a conversation analytic study of 999 and 101 police calls, Article, QMip Journal, Claire Melia, Chloe Waterman, Prabhjeet Marok, Alexandra Kent