Dr Anthony J. Gifford is a psychologist whose research focuses on the social and psychological factors that shape health, wellbeing, and quality of life among LGBTQ+ populations. His work draws upon health psychology, identity processes, and minority stress perspectives to better understand how individuals navigate health-related decisions, relationships, stigma, and healthcare systems. Anthony has published on a broad range of topics related to LGBTQ+ health and wellbeing, including HIV prevention, sexual health, digital intimacy, mental health, identity, community connectedness, and resilience. He is particularly interested in translating psychological theory into applied research that can inform policy, healthcare practice, and interventions aimed at reducing health inequalities. His wider research interests include sexual wellbeing, health communication, community-based interventions, and innovative approaches to promoting wellbeing among marginalised populations. Across his work, he seeks to generate evidence that not only advances academic understanding but also contributes to meaningful and actionable improvements in people's lives.