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Profile – Elul Lakew, Trinity College Dublin

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Elul Lakew

Name:

Elul Lakew

Job Title:

Clinical psychologist and Mental Health Advocate

Place of work / study:

Trinity College Dublin

Area of Research:

I’m not undertaking any research at this time

How is your research funded:

Global Brain Health Institute

Tell us a little about yourself:

I’m a clinical psychologist and mental health advocate from Ethiopia, providing therapy to those affected by both clinical and non-clinical mental health problems. I also use social and mass media to help increase awareness of mental health issues and the different types of mental illnesses.

Tell us a fun fact about yourself:

I love Ethiopian coffee ceremony.

Why did you choose to work in dementia research?

My motivation to work in dementia in Ethiopia is driven by the significant challenges faced by dementia patients and their caregivers, the lack of a national dementia plan, and the opportunities to improve care and support through technology, social media and international collaboration.

What single piece of advice would you give to an early career researcher?

Be practical, be impactful and see the change you have made.

What book are you reading right now? Would you recommend it?

Book of Mosses

Favourite film of all time?

Hacksaw Ridge

Favourite ways to unplug and unwind?

Long walk and good sleep.

Can we find you on Twitter, Instagram or LinedIn?

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