Chloe Mayes is principally involved in collecting clinical data for research purposes. 

Background and interest

Chloe completed her degree in Psychology in Cambridge and is a graduate member of the British Psychological Society. Previously Chloe has worked in a voluntary position where she assisted a dance and movement therapist working with adults with mental health problems and she is currently working as a part-time tutor for children with autism. She also works as a Research Assistant on the Bial funded study awarded to Dr. Neil Rutterford and Dr. Soren Andersen, who in collaboration with international partners in the US and Russia, are investigating methods to refine alpha neurofeedback and explore its effect on cognition and mood.