Chloe McPherson

Profile

Chloe is a psychology researcher with expertise in qualitative research methods, particularly in health psychology, child development, and digital wellbeing. She completed an MSc in Health Psychology at King's College London, where she led focus groups examining the acceptability of a rehabilitation intervention. Her research experience spans educational, health, and policy settings. She has worked on several research projects at King's College London, including studies of child cognitive development, educational inequalities, diversity and inclusion in research, as well as digital health interventions. Her current research interests focus on children's online experiences, digital wellbeing, and family-focused interventions.

Research

Research Interests:

Chloe joined Queen Mary in April 2026 working with Dr Kasia Kostyrka-Allchorne on a project aiming to learn about children’s online risks and resilience in children's daily lives (ORChiD). She collaborates with researchers across partner universities to support project delivery and dissemination. Chloe works closely with children, parents and teachers, with a strong interest in understanding how digital experiences shape children's wellbeing and development. Her work combines rigorous research methods with a commitment to ethical practice and generating evidence that can improve outcomes for children and families.