Allan Tyler
I am a Lecturer in Psychology at London South Bank University and a member of the Centre for Addictive Behaviours Research. My expertise is building on qualitative methods to access sensitive topics with people who have been categorised as 'hard to reach' or 'lacking voice', and to extend or enable data collection and analysis with 'queer' or 'outsider' populations. I am currently working on projects with people experiencing homelessness, people affected by street drinking, LGBTQ people and equity in mental health services, and representations and behaviours of people engaged with sex work.
I lecture and supervise research with a focus on qualitative research methods. I guest lecture on sexualities, LGBTQIA equality and social policy at Birkbeck, University of London. I have supervised over 45 successful MSc dissertation students in topics related to addiction psychology and counselling or forensic psychology.
My PhD research was with men who advertised selling sex to men. The data for those studies was co-produced through grounded theory and queer ethnography by interviewing men who sell sex in magazines and in online social spaces and developing an analysis of the advertisements and profiles themselves.
Supervisors: Prof Jeffrey Weeks and Prof Paula Reavey
I lecture and supervise research with a focus on qualitative research methods. I guest lecture on sexualities, LGBTQIA equality and social policy at Birkbeck, University of London. I have supervised over 45 successful MSc dissertation students in topics related to addiction psychology and counselling or forensic psychology.
My PhD research was with men who advertised selling sex to men. The data for those studies was co-produced through grounded theory and queer ethnography by interviewing men who sell sex in magazines and in online social spaces and developing an analysis of the advertisements and profiles themselves.
Supervisors: Prof Jeffrey Weeks and Prof Paula Reavey
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Link to full thesis: https://openresearch.lsbu.ac.uk/item/873y9