Ana Veic completed her PhD in auditory and linguistic processing in autism at the University of Reading. During the final year of her PhD, she worked on a multidisciplinary project that studied the experiences and identities of autistic girls at the University of Surrey. She was also a Research Assistant at Middlesex University, where she examined the barriers to help-seeking among Royal Air Force (RAF) personnel. Until October 2024, Ana was based at the University of Cambridge, where she conducted research on scalable and low-cost interventions to improve medication adherence in individuals prescribed treatment for hypertension. Currently, Ana is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Iceland, focusing on Icelandic as a second language. In addition to her interests in clinical psychology and participatory research, Ana is passionate about charity runs and reading fiction.
