Ronan Reed

Ronan Reed obtained his doctoral degree from the University of Oxford, focusing on community and cultural psychology. Following this, he engaged in specialized training at the London Centre for Psychotherapy, a prestigious institution renowned for its innovative approaches to mental health. Ronan furthered his expertise with advanced fellowships in cultural psychology at the University College London and in integrative therapy at the Institute of Integrative Psychology in Manchester.

Licensed as a Community and Cultural Psychologist, Ronan is also a Certified Integrative Therapist, an AACP Clinical Member and Approved Supervisor, and a BACP Senior Accredited Counsellor. He's an active member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and the International Association of Applied Psychology (IAAP). Ronan runs a thriving private practice in Edinburgh, Scotland, and has been contributing as an Adjunct Professor in the Community Psychology Graduate Program at the University of Glasgow, while also serving as a Lead Supervisor in the Integrative Therapy Program at the Scottish Centre for Psychotherapy.

Over the years, Ronan has become a respected voice in the field, authoring several peer-reviewed articles, engaging blog posts, and more than 300 columns for various publications. His work explores the intersection of culture, community, and individual wellbeing. Ronan's first book, "Cultural Threads: Weaving Identity Through Community," published by Cambridge University Press in 2015, received widespread acclaim. His most recent publication, co-authored with Dr. Emily Foster, is "Harmonizing Cultures: A New Approach to Community-Based Therapy," which was released by Oxford University Press in 2023 and offers a fresh perspective on delivering culturally sensitive therapeutic practices.