Christine Ozolins

My lessons will offer a friendly, supportive space where you can ask questions, explore ideas and build confidence in your understanding of psychology and neuroscience.

I have a BSc in Psychology and an MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuropsychology, alongside professional experience in clinical and cognitive research. I enjoy exploring how the brain and behaviour connect, and I aim to bring that curiosity and real-world perspective into my teaching.

We’ll begin by discussing what you’re studying, what you’d like help with and what you hope to achieve. This will help us focus our time together, whether you’re getting to grips with an unfamiliar topic, revisiting something that hasn’t quite clicked or developing your confidence in discussing research.

Depending on your goals, lessons could involve breaking down complex concepts into manageable steps, talking through examples, exploring research papers or checking your understanding through questions and discussion. We can also consider how different ideas connect, rather than treating each topic as something to memorise in isolation.

You won’t be expected to understand everything straight away. I want you to feel comfortable saying when something is unclear, so we can revisit it and try a different explanation.

My aim is for you to leave each lesson with a clearer understanding of the topic, greater confidence in your own thinking and a sense of what to work on next. As we get to know what works for you, we can adapt the pace and focus of our sessions together to support your learning goals.