Research Interests

I hold a Master's degree in Public Health with a particular focus on registry-based research and epidemiology. In my current position as a research assistant, I work on both mental health and the health of children and adolescents.

In the field of mental health promotion, I have worked on topics such as quality of life, stress, stigmatization, and sexual harassment, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methods.

Additionally, I am involved in a multi-component intervention project, which develops and evaluates an initiative to promote well-being and healthy weight development in infants and young children through enhanced offerings within municipal community health services. The project aims to strengthen family health frameworks through additional home visits, phone calls, and digital resources.