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Research Methods

How AURIS approaches research: mixed-methods, practitioner-informed, transparent about limits, and committed to open archiving.

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Principles

AURIS research is guided by four principles: evidence before interpretation; lived experience treated as data, not anecdote; methods proportionate to the question; and open archiving so others can build on the work.

Methods we use

We combine systematic literature review, qualitative interview studies, structured practitioner observation and pilot-programme evaluation. Each study makes its method, sample and limits explicit.

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Gemma Gardner

Founder and Research Lead, AURIS Institute

Gemma Gardner leads the AURIS research programme on identity and occupational transition. Her work builds the evidence base behind the AURIS Framework and the Identity System, drawing on interviews with service leavers, families and the organisations that support them.

  • Lead author, Identity Performance Psychology white paper series
  • Principal investigator, AURIS identity adaptation interview programme
  • Author of AURIS submissions on identity in occupational transition
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