Associate Lecturer in Psychology
College of Human Sciences and Culture
Dr Elizabeth (Lizzie) Osborn is a Clinical Psychologist and Early Career Researcher whose research focuses on the intersection of autism, homelessness, health, and trauma. Her work explores why autistic people are at increased risk of homelessness, the barriers they face in accessing health and support services, and how neuro-affirming, evidence-based approaches can improve outcomes. Through quantitative, qualitative, and longitudinal research, she aims to translate research into practical changes that improve policy, service delivery, and the lives of autistic people and their families.