[5] She moved to the Maudsley Hospital, where she trained in psychiatry and focussed her research on children with reactive attachment disorder.
[5] She was awarded a Wellcome Trust Clinical Fellowship to work at the Institute of Psychiatry Social, Genetic and Developmental Research Centre from 1995 to 1999.
[8] In Glasgow she has been piloting the New Orleans Intervention Model,[9] which provides attachment-based assessments for the caregiving relationships of children under five.
[8][10] The process takes a few months, including intensive trials of treatment to improve the relationships of people in their homes.
[15] She delivered a TEDx talk Lead by admitting you don't know where she spoke about attachment theory and family relationships.