Prof Sarah Grogan

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Professor

Email address s.grogan@mmu.ac.uk
Telephone +44 (0)161 247 2504
Office location 3.11 Brooks Building, Manchester Campus
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Academic Biography

Academic and professional qualifications

BA (Hons) Psychology Cardiff University 1980

PhD Psychology "Cognitive Abilities and Hemispheric Processing in Poor Readers" 1984

Associate Fellow, British Psychological Society

Chartered Psychologist

HCPC registered Health Psychologist

HCPC registered Sport and Exercise Psychologist

Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences

Previous employment

Professor of Health Psychology, Staffordshire
University, 2006-2013.

Principal Lecturer in Health Psychology,
Staffordshire University, 2001-2006

Visiting Professor, Santa Fe Community College,
Florida 1996-7 (Fulbright Teaching Exchange)

Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Manchester
Metropolitan University, 1989-2001

Research Fellow, University of Central Lancashire,
1987-1989

Lecturer, University of Birmingham, 1985-1987

Lecturer, Manchester
Polytechnic 1984-1985

Part-time lecturer, University College Cardiff,
1982-1984

Research Assistant, University of Illinois, 1981-2

Part-time lecturer, University College Cardiff,
1980-1981.

Teaching & Research Supervision

Why study ?

Postgraduate supervision (completed/in progress)

I have supervised to completion twenty doctorate students; eleven PhD students and nine Professional Doctorate students.

Research Expertise, Publications & Grants

Research expertise

I am interested in body image and its impact on health-related behaviours. The third edition of my book Body Image: Understanding Body Dissatisfaction in Men Women and Children was published in October 2016, and an edited book entitled Chemically Modified Bodies (with Dr Matthew Hall and Prof Brendan Gough) in August 2016. I am currently involved in various projects linking body image to smoking cessation, sun tanning, and exercise, and recently led work investigating impact of an age-appearance morphing programme on smoking cessation. I am also interested in smoking prevention and have just completed a Medical Research Council funded project on smoking prevention.

Academic collaborations

I am currently involved in collaborative projects with researchers at University of Leeds, University of Manchester, Staffordshire University, Leeds Beckett University, University of Derby, San Diego State University, and Canberra University, Australia.

Publications

Featured Works

M. Conner, S. Grogan, R. West, R. Simms-Ellis, K. Scholtens, et al. (2019). Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of repeated implementation intention formation plus anti-smoking messages on adolescent smoking initiation: A cluster randomized controlled trial. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology. 87(5), pp.422-432.
S. Grogan, E. Turley, J. Cole (2018). “So many women suffer in silence”: A thematic analysis of women’s written accounts of coping with endometriosis. Psychology and Health. 33(11), pp.1364-1378.
AJ. Blashill, B. Rooney, CM. Lumberto, M. Gonzalez, S. Grogan (2018). A Brief Facial Morphing Intervention to Reduce Skin Cancer Risk Behaviors: Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial. Body Image. 25, pp.177-185.
M. Conner, S. Grogan, R. Simms-Ellis, K. Flett, B. Sykes-Muskett, et al. (2018). Do Electronic Cigarettes Increase Cigarette Smoking in UK Adolescents? Evidence from a 12-month Prospective Study. Tobacco Control. 27, pp.365-372.
S. Persson, Y. Benn, K. Dhingra, D. Clark-Carter, AL. Owen, et al. S. Grogan. (2018). Appearance-based interventions to reduce UV exposure: A systematic review. British Journal of Health Psychology. 23(2), pp.334-351.
S. Persson, S. Grogan, K. Dhingra, Y. Benn (2018). 'It's bit of an eye opener' - A qualitative study of women's attitudes towards tanning, sun protection and a facial morphing intervention. Psychology & health. 33(3), pp.381-397.
S. Grogan, J. Mechan, S. Persson, S. Finlay, M. Hall I've got a very dichotomous difference in the way that I perceive myself”: Positive and negative constructions of body image following cancer treatment. Journal of Health Psychology.
S. Grogan, MA. Siddique, S. Gill, K. Brownbridge, E. Storey, et al. CJ. Armitage. (2017). ‘I think a little bit of a kick is sometimes what you need’: Women’s accounts of whole-body scanning and likely impact on health-related behaviours. Psychology and Health. 32(9), pp.1037-1054.
S. Grogan, VL. Parlane, E. Buckley (2017). Younger British men’s understandings of prostate cancer: A qualitative study. Journal of Health Psychology. 22(6), pp.743-753.
K. Flett, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, B. Gough, M. Conner (2017). Male smokers' experiences of an appearance-focused facial-ageing intervention. Journal of health psychology. 22(4), pp.422-433.
M. Hall, S. Grogan, B. Gough (2016). Bodybuilders' accounts of Synthol use: The construction of lay expertise online. Journal of Health Psychology. 21(9), pp.1939-1948.
S. Grogan, J. Mechan (2016). Body image after mastectomy: A thematic analysis of younger women’s written accounts. JOURNAL OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY. 22(11), pp.1480-1490.
AJ. Blashill, A. Williams, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter (2015). Negative Appearance Evaluation Is Associated With Skin Cancer Risk Behaviors Among American Men and Women. HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY. 34(1), pp.93-96.
M. Hall, S. Grogan, B. Gough (2014). "It is safe to use if you are healthy": A discursive analysis of men's online accounts of ephedrine use. Psychology and Health: an international journal. 30(7), pp.1-24.
Books (authored/edited/special issues)

S. Grogan (2016). Body Image: Understanding Body Dissatisfaction in Men Women and Children (third edition). Routledge.
M. Hall, S. Grogan, B. Gough (2016). Chemically Modified Bodies. The use of diverse substances for appearance enhancement. Palgrave.
S. Grogan (2008). Body image: Understanding body dissatisfaction in men, women, and children. Taylor and Francis.
S. Grogan (1998). Body Image: Understanding Body Dissatisfaction in Men, Women and Children. Routledge.
Journal articles

CJ. Gidlow, NJ. Ellis, L. Cowap, V. Riley, D. Crone, et al. (2019). A qualitative study of cardiovascular disease risk communication in NHS Health Check using different risk calculators: protocol for the RIsk COmmunication in NHS Health Check (RICO) study. BMC Family Practice. 20(1), pp.1-11.
M. Conner, S. Grogan, R. Simms-Ellis, K. Scholtens, B. Sykes-Muskett, et al. Evidence that an intervention weakens the relationship between adolescent electronic cigarette use and tobacco smoking: A 24 month prospective study. Tobacco Control.
S. Persson, S. Grogan, K. Dhingra, Y. Benn (2019). “I don’t mind being ugly but I don’t wanna have skin cancer”: A qualitative study of men over 35’s attitudes to UV exposure and a facial morphing intervention. Psychology and Health. pp.1-18.
J. Lavallée, S. Grogan, A. Carol (2019). Cancer patients’ family members’ experiences of the information and support provided by healthcare professionals. Health Education Journal. 78(4), pp.416-427.
M. Conner, S. Grogan, R. Lawton, C. Armitage, R. West, et al. Study protocol: A cluster randomised controlled trial of implementation intentions to reduce smoking initiation in adolescents. BMC Public Health. 13,
M. Conner, S. Grogan, R. West, R. Simms-Ellis, K. Scholtens, et al. (2019). Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of repeated implementation intention formation plus anti-smoking messages on adolescent smoking initiation: A cluster randomized controlled trial. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology. 87(5), pp.422-432.
S. Grogan, D. O'Brien, K. Brownbridge, S. Gill, J. Cole, et al. C. Armitage. (2019). “I didn’t realise I was such a sausage”: Men’s Accounts of Whole-body Scanning, Body Image, and Expected Changes in Health-related Behaviours. Psychology and Health. 34(5), pp.550-568.
AL. Owen, K. Scholtens, S. Grogan, IR. Burgess (2019). Students’ experiences of a facial morphing intervention designed to encourage safer drinking. Psychology and Health. pp.1-12.
S. Grogan, E. Turley, J. Cole (2018). “So many women suffer in silence”: A thematic analysis of women’s written accounts of coping with endometriosis. Psychology and Health. 33(11), pp.1364-1378.
K. Brownbridge, S. Gill, S. Grogan, S. Kilgariff, A. Whalley (2018). Fashion misfit: women's dissatisfaction and its implications. Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management. 22(3), pp.438-452.
AJ. Blashill, B. Rooney, CM. Lumberto, M. Gonzalez, S. Grogan (2018). A Brief Facial Morphing Intervention to Reduce Skin Cancer Risk Behaviors: Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial. Body Image. 25, pp.177-185.
A. Owen, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, E. Buckley The impact of an appearance-focussed facial-ageing intervention on adolescents’ attitudes towards sun protection and UV exposure. British Journal of School Nursing. 13(9), pp.436-444.
M. Conner, S. Grogan, R. Simms-Ellis, K. Flett, B. Sykes-Muskett, et al. (2018). Do Electronic Cigarettes Increase Cigarette Smoking in UK Adolescents? Evidence from a 12-month Prospective Study. Tobacco Control. 27, pp.365-372.
S. Persson, K. Dhingra, S. Grogan (2018). Attributions of Victim Blame in Stranger and Acquaintance Rape: A Quantitative Study. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 27(13-14), pp.2640-2649.
S. Grogan, L. Rothery, J. Cole, M. Hall (2018). Posting selfies and body image in young adult women: The selfie paradox. The Journal of Social Media in Society. 7(1), pp.15-36.
M. Romeo Velilla, N. Ellis, G. Hurst, S. Grogan, C. Gidlow A qualitative study of disengagement in disadvantaged areas of the UK: ‘You come through your door and you lock that door’. Health and Place. 52, pp.62-69.
S. Persson, Y. Benn, K. Dhingra, D. Clark-Carter, AL. Owen, et al. S. Grogan. (2018). Appearance-based interventions to reduce UV exposure: A systematic review. British Journal of Health Psychology. 23(2), pp.334-351.
S. Persson, S. Grogan, K. Dhingra, Y. Benn (2018). 'It's bit of an eye opener' - A qualitative study of women's attitudes towards tanning, sun protection and a facial morphing intervention. Psychology & health. 33(3), pp.381-397.
N. Allmark, S. Grogan, M. Jeffries (2018). 'I don’t want to let myself down or the charity down’: Men’s accounts of using various interventions to reduce smoking and alcohol consumption. Qualitative Research in Psychology. 15(1), pp.68-62.
S. Grogan, J. Mechan, S. Persson, S. Finlay, M. Hall I've got a very dichotomous difference in the way that I perceive myself”: Positive and negative constructions of body image following cancer treatment. Journal of Health Psychology.
J. Rodwell, S. Grogan, J. Cole (2017). The Language and Labelling Used by University Students When Discussing Mental Health. British Journal of School Nursing. 12(8), pp.380-385.
JM. Cole, S. Grogan “Kind of like a Barbie doll, but for grown men!”: Women gamers’ accounts of female bodies in digital games. Psychology of Women Section Review.
S. Grogan, MA. Siddique, S. Gill, K. Brownbridge, E. Storey, et al. CJ. Armitage. (2017). ‘I think a little bit of a kick is sometimes what you need’: Women’s accounts of whole-body scanning and likely impact on health-related behaviours. Psychology and Health. 32(9), pp.1037-1054.
AM. Denovan, N. Dagnall, K. Dhingra, S. Grogan (2017). Evaluating the Perceived Stress Scale among UK university students: implications for stress measurement and management. Studies in Higher Education. 44(1), pp.120-133.
K. Drinkwater, N. Dagnall, S. Grogan, V. Riley (2017). Understanding the unknown: A thematic analysis of subjective paranormal experiences. Australian Journal of Parapsychology. 17(1), pp.23-46.
S. Grogan, VL. Parlane, E. Buckley (2017). Younger British men’s understandings of prostate cancer: A qualitative study. Journal of Health Psychology. 22(6), pp.743-753.
K. Flett, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, B. Gough, M. Conner (2017). Male smokers' experiences of an appearance-focused facial-ageing intervention. Journal of health psychology. 22(4), pp.422-433.
Z. Rabbee, S. Grogan (2016). Young men's understandings of male breast cancer: "pink ribbons" and "war wounds". International Journal of Men's Health. 15(3), pp.210-217.
M. Hall, S. Grogan, B. Gough (2016). Bodybuilders' accounts of Synthol use: The construction of lay expertise online. Journal of Health Psychology. 21(9), pp.1939-1948.
S. Grogan, J. Mechan (2016). Body image after mastectomy: A thematic analysis of younger women’s written accounts. JOURNAL OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY. 22(11), pp.1480-1490.
S. Grogan, L. Hartley, M. Conner, G. Fry, B. Gough Appearance concerns and smoking in young men and women: Going beyond weight control. Drugs: education, prevention and policy. pp.1-9.
S. Vas, M. Forshaw, S. Grogan (2016). Men's experiences of middle-age: an interpretative phenomenological analysis. NORMA: International Journal of Masculinity Studies. 11(2), pp.71-88.
A. Owen, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, E. Buckley (2016). Effects of an Appearance-Focussed Versus a Health-Focussed Intervention on Men’s Attitudes Towards UV Exposure. International Journal of Men’s Health. 15(1),
R. Reardon, S. Grogan (2016). Talking about smoking cessation with pregnant women: Exploring midwives' accounts. British Journal of Midwifery. 24(1), pp.38-42.
S. Grogan, S. Gill, K. Brownbridge, D. Warnock, CJ. Armitage (2015). Women’s Long-Term Reactions to Whole-Body Scanning: A Mixed Methods Approach. Clothing and Textiles Research Journal. 34(1), pp.61-73.
E. Loosemore, S. Grogan (2015). Men's Accounts of Reactions to Two Sources of Information on Negative Effects of UV Exposure: Facial Morphing and a Health Promotion Fact Sheet. International Journal of Men’s Health. 14(2),
AJ. Blashill, A. Williams, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter (2015). Negative Appearance Evaluation Is Associated With Skin Cancer Risk Behaviors Among American Men and Women. HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY. 34(1), pp.93-96.
VA. Fern, E. Buckley, S. Grogan (2014). Women's experiences of body image and baby feeding choices: Dealing with the pressure to be slender. British Journal of Midwifery. 22(11), pp.788-794.
J. Bunce, S. Heyland, S. Grogan, T. Padilla, A. Williams, et al. (2014). The rationale behind a Dance Movement Psychotherapy intervention used in a small research pilot in a further education context to develop awareness about young people's body image. Body, Movement and Dance in Psychotherapy. 9(1), pp.4-15.
J. Rodwell, S. Grogan (2014). Parents' perspectives on the Good Childhood Report 2013: A qualitative study. Education and Health. 32(3), pp.88-92.
M. Romeo-Velilla, N. Ellis, S. Grogan, G. Hurst, C. Gidlow (2014). The complementary role of individual-level and community-level health promotion interventions: Baseline findings from a Grounded Theory study. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF QUALITATIVE METHODS. 13, pp.544-545.
H. Branthwaite, S. Grogan, N. Chockalingam (2014). Footwear Choices for Painful Feet. Musculoskeletal Medicine. 17(2),
M. Hall, S. Grogan, B. Gough (2014). "It is safe to use if you are healthy": A discursive analysis of men's online accounts of ephedrine use. Psychology and Health: an international journal. 30(7), pp.1-24.
S. Grogan, A. Williams, S. Kilgariff, J. Bunce, JS. Heyland, et al. (2014). Dance and body image: Young people's experiences of a dance movement psychotherapy session. Qualitiative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health. 6(2), pp.261-277.
S. Grogan, S. Gill, K. Brownbridge, S. Kilgariff, A. Whalley (2013). Dress fit and body image: A thematic analysis of women's accounts during and after trying on dresses. Body Image. 10(3), pp.380-388.
AL. Williams, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, E. Buckley (2013). Impact of a facial-ageing intervention versus a health literature intervention on women’s sun protection attitudes and behavioural intentions. Psychology & health. 28(9), pp.1-16.
AL. Williams, S. Grogan, E. Buckley, D. Clark-Carter (2013). British adolescents' experiences of an appearance-focussed facial-ageing sun protection intervention: A qualitative study. Education and Health. 31(4), pp.97-101.
A. Williams, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, E. Buckley (2013). British adolescents’ sun protection and UV exposure awareness. British Journal of School Nursing. 8(9), pp.436-441.
L. Newson, R. Povey, A. Casson, S. Grogan (2013). The experiences and understandings of obesity: Families’ decisions to attend a childhood obesity intervention. Psychology & health. 28(11), pp.1287-1305.
C. Besenius, K. Beirne, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter (2013). Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in a Depression/Alcohol Use Disorder Group: A Qualitative Study. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly. 31(1), pp.50-66.
AL. Williams, S. Grogan, E. Buckley, D. Clark-Carter (2013). Men’s experiences of an appearance-focussed facial-ageing sun protection intervention: A qualitative study. Body image. 10(2), pp.263-266.
L. Elwell, R. Povey, S. Grogan, C. Allen, A. Prestwich (2013). Patients’ and practitioners’ views on health behaviour change: A qualitative study. Psychology & health. 28(6), pp.653-674.
AL. Williams, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, E. Buckley (2013). Appearance-based interventions to reduce ultraviolet exposure and/or increase sun protection intentions and behaviours: A systematic review and meta-analyses. British journal of health psychology. 18(1), pp.182-217.
K. Flett, D. Clark-Carter, S. Grogan, R. Davey (2013). How effective are physical appearance interventions in changing smoking perceptions, attitudes and behaviours? A systematic review. Tobacco Control. 22(2), pp.74-79.
H. Branthwaite, N. Chockalingam, M. Jones, S. Grogan (2012). Footwear choices made by young women and their potential impact on foot health. Journal of health psychology. 18(11), pp.1422-1431.
VA. Fern, E. Buckley, S. Grogan (2012). Women’s experiences of body image and weight loss after childbirth. British Journal of Midwifery. 20(12), pp.860-865.
AL. Williams, S. Grogan, E. Buckley, D. Clark-Carter (2012). A qualitative study examining women’s experiences of an appearance-focussed facial-ageing sun protection intervention. Body Image. 9(3), pp.417-420.
L. Pridgeon, S. Grogan (2012). Understanding exercise adherence and dropout: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of men and women’s accounts of gym attendance and non-attendance. Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health. 4(3), pp.382-399.
K. Howells, S. Grogan (2012). Body image and the female swimmer: muscularity but in moderation. Qualitative research in sport, exercise and health. 4(1), pp.98-116.
M. Jeffries, S. Grogan (2012). ‘Oh, I’m just, you know, a little bit weak because I’m going to the doctor’s’: Young men’s talk of self-referral to primary healthcare services. Psychology & Health. 27(8), pp.898-915.
S. Gallagher, J. Randall, E. Buckley, G. Punnett, E. Li, et al. S. Grogan. (2012). Experiences of adolescent participation in a four-week community-based workshop designed to improve psychosocial skills: what are the key benefits?. Community, Work & Family. 15(2), pp.209-216.
E. Blood, S. Grogan (2011). Children’s perspectives on height and weight screenings. British Journal of School Nursing. 6(10), pp.482-488.
S. Grogan, K. Flett, D. Clark-Carter, B. Gough, R. Davey, et al. D. Richardson, G. Rajaratnam. (2011). Women smokers’ experiences of an age-appearance anti-smoking intervention: A qualitative study. British Journal of Health Psychology. 16(4), pp.675-689.
S. Grogan, K. Flett, D. Clark-Carter, M. Conner, R. Davey, et al. D. Richardson, G. Rajaratnam. (2011). A randomized controlled trial of an appearance-related smoking intervention. Health Psychology. 30(6), pp.805-805.
R. Reardon, S. Grogan (2011). Women’s Reasons for Seeking Breast Reduction A Qualitative Investigation. Journal of health psychology. 16(1), pp.31-41.
L. Elwell, S. Grogan, N. Coulson (2011). Adolescents Living with Cancer The Role of Computer-mediated Support Groups. Journal of health psychology. 16(2), pp.236-248.
SC. Grogan (2010). Cognitive abilities and hemispheric processing in poor readers.
S. Grogan, L. Hartley, M. Conner, G. Fry, B. Gough (2010). Appearance concerns and smoking in young men and women: Going beyond weight control. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy. 17(3), pp.261-269.
J. Bull, S. Grogan (2010). Children Having Spinal Surgery to Correct Scoliosis A Qualitative Study of Parents’ Experiences. Journal of health psychology. 15(2), pp.299-309.
S. Grogan (2010). Promoting positive body image in males and females: Contemporary issues and future directions. Sex roles. 63(9-10), pp.757-765.
S. Hale, S. Grogan, S. Willott (2010). Male GPs’ views on men seeking medical help: a qualitative study. British Journal of Health Psychology. 15(Pt 4), pp.697-713.
H. Smith, S. Grogan, R. Davey, T. Cochrane (2009). Developing a successful physical activity intervention in primary schools. Education and Health. 27(3), pp.67-70.
J. Hassan, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, H. Richards, VM. Yates (2009). The individual health burden of acne Appearance-related distress in male and female adolescents and adults with back, chest and facial acne. JOURNAL OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY. 14(8), pp.1105-1118.
J. Hassan, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, H. Richards, VM. Yates (2009). THE INDIVIDUAL HEALTH BURDEN OF ACNE. Journal of Health Psychology. 14,
SA. Pullen, RC. Povey, SC. Grogan (2009). Deciding to attend cardiac rehabilitation: a female perspective. International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation. 16(4), pp.207-17.
S. Hale, S. Grogan, S. Willott (2009). “Getting on with it”: Women’s Experiences of Coping with Urinary Tract Problems. Qualitative Research in Psychology. 6(3), pp.203-218.
B. Gough, G. Fry, S. Grogan, M. Conner (2009). Why do young adult smokers continue to smoke despite the health risks? A focus group study. Psychology and Health. 24(2), pp.203-220.
M. Conner, S. Grogan, G. Fry, B. Gough, AR. Higgins (2009). Direct, mediated and moderated impacts of personality variables on smoking initiation in adolescents. Psychology and Health. 24(9), pp.1085-1104.
S. Grogan, M. Conner, G. Fry, B. Gough, A. Higgins (2009). Gender differences in smoking: A longitudinal study of beliefs predicting smoking in 11–15 year olds. Psychology and Health. 24(3), pp.301-316.
S. Grogan, G. Fry, B. Gough, M. Conner (2009). Smoking to stay thin or giving up to save face? Young men and women talk about appearance concerns and smoking. British journal of health psychology. 14(Pt 1), pp.175-186.
S. Hardy, S. Grogan (2009). Preventing Disability through Exercise Investigating Older Adults’ Influences and Motivations to Engage in Physical Activity. Journal of Health Psychology. 14(7), pp.1036-1046.
R. Reardon, SC. Grogan (2008). The experience of living with large breasts and breast reduction surgery. PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH. 23, pp.220-220.
G. Fry, S. Grogan, B. Gough, M. Conner (2008). Smoking in the lived world: How young people make sense of the social role cigarettes play in their lives. British Journal of Social Psychology. 47(Pt 4), pp.763-780.
S. Grogan (2007). Book Review: Nichola Rumsey and Diana Harcourt, The Psychology of Appearance Open University Press, 2005, 227 pages. £60.00 ISBN: 0 335 21276 X (hbk.) £19.99 ISBN: 0 335 21277 8 (pbk.). Journal of Health Psychology. 12(5), pp.844-845.
S. Hale, S. Grogan, S. Willott (2007). Patterns of self-referral in men with symptoms of prostate disease. British journal of health psychology. 12(Pt 3), pp.403-419.
N. Ellis, D. Crone, R. Davey, S. Grogan (2007). Exercise interventions as an adjunct therapy for psychosis: a critical review. British journal of clinical psychology. 46(Pt 1), pp.95-111.
S. Grogan, S. Shepherd, R. Evans, S. Wright, G. Hunter (2006). Experiences of anabolic steroid use: In-depth interviews with men and women body builders. Journal of Health Psychology. 11(6), pp.845-856.
G. Burgess, S. Grogan, L. Burwitz (2006). Effects of a 6-week aerobic dance intervention on body image and physical self-perceptions in adolescent girls. Body Image. 3(1), pp.57-66.
S. Grogan, M. Conner, H. Smithson (2006). Sexuality and exercise motivations: Are gay men and heterosexual women most likely to be motivated by concern about weight and appearance?. Sex roles. 55(7-8), pp.567-572.
S. Grogan (2006). Body image and health contemporary perspectives. Journal of health psychology. 11(4), pp.523-530.
M. Jefford, C. Black, S. Grogan, G. Yeoman, V. White, et al. D. Akkerman. (2005). Information and support needs of callers to the Cancer Helpline, the Cancer Council Victoria. Eur J Cancer Care (Engl). 14(2), pp.113-123.
JH. Willock, RJ. Postlethwaite, S. Grogan, MA. Lewis, N. Webb (2005). Parents’ requirements for written information-minimal change nephrotic syndrome.
C. Huxley, S. Grogan (2005). Tattooing, piercing, healthy behaviours and health value. Journal of health psychology. 10(6), pp.831-841.
S. Grogan, R. Evans, S. Wright, G. Hunter (2004). Femininity and Muscularity: Accounts of Seven Women Body Builders. Journal of Gender Studies. 13(1), pp.49-61.
S. Grogan, R. Evans, S. Wright, G. Hunter (2004). Motivations for bodybuilding: accounts of seven women body-builders. Journal of Gender Studies.
S. Grogan, R. Evans, S. Wright, G. Hunter (2004). Femininity and muscularity: accounts of seven women body builders. Journal of Gender Studies. 13(1), pp.49-61.
M. Conner, C. Johnson, S. Grogan (2004). Gender, sexuality, body image and eating behaviours. Journal of Health Psychology. 9(4), pp.505-515.
S. Grogan, H. Richards (2002). Body image focus groups with boys and men. Men and masculinities. 4(3), pp.219-232.
S. Wright, S. Grogan, G. Hunter (2001). Body-builders' Attitudes Towards Steroid Use. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy. 8(1), pp.91-95.
S. Grogan, M. Conner, P. Norman, D. Willits, I. Porter (2000). Validation of a questionnaire measuring patient satisfaction with general practitioner services. QUALITY IN HEALTH CARE. 9(4), pp.210-215.
S. Wright, S. Grogan, G. Hunter (2000). Motivations for Anabolic Steroid use Among Bodybuilders. J Health Psychol. 5(4), pp.566-571.
L. Wright, A. Ayre, S. Grogan (1998). Outcome measurement in adult stuttering therapy: A self-rating profile. International Journal of Language and Communication Disorders. 33(SUPPL. 1), pp.381-383.
J. Willock, S. Grogan (1998). Involving families in the production of patient information literature. Professional nurse (London, England). 13(6), pp.351-351.
S. Grogan, C. Donaldson, H. Richards, N. Wainwright (1997). Men’s body image: body dissatisfaction in eight-to twenty-five-year-old males. European Health Psychology annual conference, Bordeaux. 3,
SC. Grogan, R. Bell, M. Conner (1997). Eating sweet snacks: Gender differences in attitudes and behaviour. Appetite. 28(1), pp.19-31.
S. Grogan, Z. Williams, M. Conner (1996). The effects of viewing same-gender photographic models on body-esteem. PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMEN QUARTERLY. 20(4), pp.569-575.
S. Grogan, N. Wainwright (1996). Growing up in the culture of slenderness - Girls' experiences of body dissatisfaction. WOMENS STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM. 19(6), pp.665-673.
S. Grogan, M. Conner, P. Norman, D. Willits (1996). Patient satisfaction. BRITISH JOURNAL OF GENERAL PRACTICE. 46(410), pp.552-552.
M. Conner, E. Martin, N. Silverdale, S. Grogan (1996). Dieting in adolescence: An application of the theory of planned behaviour. British Journal of Health Psychology. 1(4), pp.315-325.
S. GROGAN, M. CONNER, D. WILLITS, P. NORMAN (1995). DEVELOPMENT OF A QUESTIONNAIRE TO MEASURE PATIENTS SATISFACTION WITH GENERAL-PRACTITIONERS SERVICES. BRITISH JOURNAL OF GENERAL PRACTICE. 45(399), pp.525-529.
SC. Grogan (1995). Which cognitive abilities at age four are the best predictors of reading ability at age seven?. Journal of Research in Reading. 18(1), pp.24-31.
MT. Conner, R. Bell, SC. Grogan (1991). Gender differences in attitudes towards eating sweet snack foods. British Feeding and Drinking Group, Sheffield.
SC. Grogan (1988). Nonverbal communication in children with reading problems. Journal of learning disabilities. 21(6), pp.364-369.
S. GROGAN (1986). HEMISPHERIC LATERALITY FOR SPATIAL-ANALYSIS IN CHILDREN WITH READING PROBLEMS. PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS. 63(2), pp.537-538.
S. GROGAN (1986). Hemispheric lateralisation for verbal analysis: do children with reading problems differ from controls?. Perceptual and motor skills. 63(3), pp.1265-1266.
S. GROGAN (1986). Hemispheric laterality for spatial analysis in children with reading problems. Perceptual and motor skills. 63(2 Pt 1), pp.537-538.
AT. Smith, F. Early, SC. Grogan (1986). Flicker masking and developmental dyslexia. Perception. 15(4), pp.473-482.
Chapters in books

S. Grogan (2018). Body Image and the Exercising Female. J. Forsyth, C-M. Roberts. In: The Exercising Female: Science and Its Application, 1st Edition. Routledge,
M. Hall, S. Grogan (2017). Research considerations when investigating psychological factors and health-related issues in online contexts. A. Bundon. In: Digital qualitative research in sport and physical activity. Taylor and Francis, pp.93-106.
S. Grogan, M. Hall, B. Gough (2016). Introduction. In: Chemically Modified Bodies. Palgrave Macmillan UK, pp.1-9.
M. Hall, S. Grogan, B. Gough (2016). Bodybuilders’ Accounts of Synthol Use: The Construction of Lay Expertise. In: Chemically Modified Bodies. Palgrave Macmillan UK, pp.127-145.
S. Grogan (2016). Smoking and Appearance. In: Chemically Modified Bodies. Palgrave Macmillan UK, pp.111-126.
S. Grogan (2012). Body Image Development – Adult Women. In: Encyclopedia of Body Image and Human Appearance. Elsevier, pp.201-206.
S. Grogan (2012). Smoking and Body Image. In: Encyclopedia of Body Image and Human Appearance. Elsevier, pp.745-750.
S. Grogan (2009). Femininity and Body Image: Promoting Positive Body Image in the “Culture of Slenderness”. In: Contested Bodies of Childhood and Youth. Palgrave MacMillan, pp.41-41.
Conferences

AJ. Blashill, B. Rooney, CM. Luberto, M. Gonzales, S. Grogan (2018). A BRIEF FACIAL MORPHING INTERVENTION TO REDUCE SKIN CANCER RISK BEHAVIORS: RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL. In: ANNALS OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE. pp.S478-S478.
JM. Cole, S. Grogan Female gamers and the thin ideal: Qualitative accounts of gaming experiences. Rydell Hall, UK, 6/7/2016.
S. Grogan, M. Romeo-Velilla, N. Ellis, C. Gidlow, G. Hurst The complementary role of individual-level and community-level health promotion interventions: Baseline findings from a Grounded Theory study. Victoria, Canada, 2015.
S. Grogan, K. Flett, A. Williams Using age-progression facial morphing to promote health. Bristol, UK, 7/2014.
G. Hurst, R. Davey, D. Clark-Carter, S. Grogan (2010). AN OUTCOME & PROCESS EVALUATION OF A FINANCIAL INCENTIVE SCHEME AIMED AT ENCOURAGING PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN SANDWELL IN THE WEST MIDLANDS REGION OF THE UK. In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE. SPRINGER 233 SPRING ST, NEW YORK, NY 10013 USA, pp.159-159.
N. Ellis, R. Davey, S. Grogan, D. Crone (2008). Service users' opinions of the use of physical activity as a therapy in mental health. In: PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH. pp.112-113.
G. Hurst, R. Davey, S. Grogan, D. Clark-Carter, D. Stevens, et al. L. Manford. (2008). Participant experiences of an incentive scheme to promote physical activity in Sandwell, West Midlands. In: PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH. TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD 4 PARK SQUARE, MILTON PARK, ABINGDON OX14 4RN, OXON, ENGLAND, pp.149-149.
R. Sanson-Fisher, VM. White, M. Macvean, S. Grogan, D. Akkerman (2007). Testing an intervention to reduce unmet needs and distress among cancer patients: Preliminary findings from the Pathfinder Program. In: PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY. pp.S125-S126.
V. Yates, J. Hassan, H. Richards, S. Grogan (2006). Illness perceptions and distress in patients with acne-implications for clinical care. In: JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF DERMATOLOGY. San Francisco, CA, 3/3/2006. pp.AB28-AB28.
JA. Hassan, HL. Richards, SC. Grogan, VM. Yates (2005). Illness perceptions and distress in patients with acne. In: BRITISH JOURNAL OF DERMATOLOGY. Glasgow, SCOTLAND, 5/7/2005. pp.41-41.
GR. Liggett, L. Burwitz, S. Grogan (2002). Assessment of the body attitudes questionnaire. In: JOURNAL OF SPORTS SCIENCES. NEWPORT, WALES, 4/9/2001. pp.68-68.
GR. Liggett, L. Burwitz, S. Grogan (2002). The validity and reliability of the children and youth physical self-perception profile. In: JOURNAL OF SPORTS SCIENCES. NEWPORT, WALES, 4/9/2001. pp.67-68.
L. Wright, S. Grogan (2000). Involving families and friends in therapy for adults who stutter. In: Journal of Fluency Disorders. pp.229-229.
A. Ayre, L. Wright, S. Grogan (2000). Applying the theory of planned behaviour to stuttering at work. In: Journal of Fluency Disorders. pp.191-191.
Other

S. Grogan (2007). Book Review: Nichola Rumsey and Diana Harcourt, The Psychology of Appearance Open University Press, 2005, 227 pages.£ 60.00 ISBN: 0 335 21276 X (hbk.)£ 19.99 ISBN: 0 335 21277 8 (pbk.). Journal of Health Psychology. 12, 844-845.
S. Grogan (2003). Reviews. Feminism & Psychology. 13, 109-110.

Grants

Gidlow, C., Crone, D., Ellis, N, Cottrell, E., Grogan, S.,& Chambers, R. March 2017-September 2019, A Qualitative study using video-stimulated recall to explore cardiovascular disease risk communication, and subsequent understanding, perceptions and subsequent advice or treatment, in NHS Health Checks using QRISK2 10-year risk or JBS3 lifetime risk calculators , National Institute for Health Research, £398K.

Fatoye, F., Powell, S., Grogan, S., Holt, M, Shi, X., & Humphreys, R. 2016-2018. Knowledge Transfer Partnership, Manchester Metropolitan University & Astellas Pharma Europe Limited, £321K (KTP10241)

Conner, M., Grogan, S., Lawton, R., Armitage, C., Torgerson, C., West, R., Siddiqi, K., & Gannon, B. July 2012-March 2017. Smoking prevention in young people: A cluster randomised controlled trial of implementation intentions. MRC/National Preventative Research Initiative, £1.3m.

Grogan, S. & Davey, R. September 2009-March 2011. Appearance and Smoking. Stoke Primary Care Trust £132K.

Conner, M., Grogan, S., & Gough, B. September 2005-October 2006, ESRC. Understanding smoking in young adults: A 6-year longitudinal study, £49K.

Awards, Honours & Distinctions

Other distinctions

In 2013 I was elected to the Academy of Social Sciences for distinguished contribution to social sciences research.

Editorial board membership

I am Associate Editor of the British Journal of Health Psychology, and on the editorial boards of Body Image and Journal of Health Psychology.

Membership of professional associations

I am registered with the Health and Care Professions Council as a Health Psychologist and a Sport and Exercise Psychologist.

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