Rhiannon Evans, PhD is a Senior Lecturer at the DECIPHer research centre, School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University. She holds a BA Hons Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE), University of Oxford (2005); MSc Public Policy, University of Bristol (2007); MSc Social Science Research Methods, Cardiff University (2009); and PhD Social Science and Health, Cardiff University (2013). Her methodological research interests relate to the development and evaluation of interventions, notably around adaptation and process evaluation. She also has expertise in complex systematic reviews and qualitative methods. Substantively, Dr Evans’ research focus is on the promotion of mental health and wellbeing, and the prevention of self-harm and suicide, amongst children and young people, particularly those with experience of being in care. She has received professional recognition for her work, including the British Academy Rising Star Engagement Award to support research on the sociology of suicide.