April is a psychologist, researcher, and the Programme Director of Psychology at ICEP Europe. With over 15 years of experience, her work has delved into crucial areas like psychosis, autism, and stigma.
April is passionate about co-production, making research a tool that genuinely helps people, and leads our efforts to create research that is both rigorous and deeply sensitive to community needs.
Professor April Hargreaves represents the very essence of Neurodiversity Spark: a commitment to rigorous, evidence-based work that is driven by genuine compassion.
Her leadership ensures that our Research Hub will not only produce valuable insights but will do so in a way that is respectful, collaborative, and truly helpful.
Ethical, trauma-informed research!
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