“I envision a future of healthcare experiences that feel more empowering and connected, where design bridges clinical structures and everyday life.”
About Me
I am a social healthcare designer working at the intersection of research and practice. My work focuses on the psychosocial and behavioural dimensions of health, understanding how people manage illness in their daily lives and translating these insights into meaningful, human-centred solutions.
I combine design-led research, co-creation, and stakeholder collaboration with methods such as Value Sensitive Design to ensure that user values are embedded in design outcomes. I have experience working within complex healthcare contexts, navigating system constraints, ethical considerations, and diverse stakeholder perspectives.
Using design and strategic tools such as journey mapping, scenario development, prototyping, and value proposition design, I translate insights into concepts that help teams explore opportunities, reduce complexity, and support informed decision-making. I aim to contribute to health innovations that are not only functional and feasible, but also empathetic, responsible, and grounded in lived experience.
What I do
Physi - An interactive pediatric physiotherapy tool that visualizes progress through quantitative data and turns therapy into play
Meaningful user experience creation
HeartLoop - Exploring how data from recreational runners in cardiac rehabilitation can be shared in dyadic context
In-depth user and stakeholder research
DiaLog - Integrating reflective engagement with lived experiences in the care process of young adults with type 1 diabetes
Impactful concept development
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