Jane is a clinical psychologist specialising in misophonia, a phenomenon where individuals experience an extreme negative emotional reaction to certain sounds such as eating, heavy breathing, rustling, and repetitive tapping. After more than a decade as a clinician and manager in the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK, she is now completing a three-year research fellowship under the Wellcome Trust Doctoral Training Fellowship Scheme for Clinicians. Jane's current research is focused on finding the key cognitive and behavioural mechanisms of misophonia, and testing whether therapy interventions can change these mechanisms. She is co-author of the S-Five, a multidimensional psychometric tool for misophonia. She also developed and is validating a structured clinical interview to diagnose misophonia in research and clinical settings. Jane has a special interest in research co-produced alongside people with lived experience and working with the community to improve public engagement with research.