Educational psychology: the key to changing children’s lives
A written Q&A with Adam McCartney on educational psychology, behaviour, school systems, relationships, and supporting children
Read →Psychology undergraduate at the University of Bath
Rethinking psychology beyond the textbook
A platform for exploring psychology through writing
Founder of Psych with Kumi
I share research reflections, interviews, and evidence-based writing that explore psychology beyond clinical practice, including cognition, wellbeing, and diverse career paths.
Psych with Kumi is an independent platform exploring psychology beyond traditional clinical career paths. Through interviews, reflections, and research conversations, this portfolio aims to make psychology more visible, accessible, and relevant to students’ lives.
Skills built through student leadership, peer support, and psychology activities.
Conversations with professionals working in psychology-related fields.
A written Q&A with Adam McCartney on educational psychology, behaviour, school systems, relationships, and supporting children
Read →A conversation about self-awareness, behaviour, and why understanding ourselves may not be enough to evoke change.
Read →A conversation about AI ethics, adaptability, and why human values still matter in a fast-changing technological world.
Read →Exploring psychology career paths beyond clinical practice.
View the interview series →Selected summaries and reflections (updated regularly).
Structured evaluations of research methods, findings, and real-world implications.
Read related posts →Comparing different approaches and examining the evidence that supports or challenges them.
Read related posts →Exploring psychology-related roles, the skills they require, and different career paths.
Read related posts →Evidence-based reflections (updated regularly).
A short reflection on clinical shadowing, learning to notice the small things, and giving children the time and space to respond.
Read →A familiar scent unexpectedly transported me back to kindergarten. Exploring why smell can make childhood memories feel so vivid, emotional, and close.
Read →A reflection on belonging, shifting identity, and studying psychology across cultures.
Read →I’m open to conversations and collaborations about cognition, memory, and communicating research more clearly.
Through interviews and curated resources, I aim to broaden students’ understanding of psychology careers.
I aim to turn complex ideas into meaningful insights through clear writing that maintains academic rigour.
For collaborations, interview invitations, or questions, please contact me by email or on LinkedIn.
Last updated: 11 October 2026