Daryl Sweet

Daryl works on Rethink’s Community  Health Networks Project, working at the London research site. He has a background in Psychology as well as a Masters in Social Research Methods and has a variety of research interests including mental health, social psychology, stigma and attitudes. He has previously conducted one of Northern Ireland’s first studies on male victims of domestic violence and abuse.

Areas of expertise

• The social psychology of attitudes and stigma
• Researching sensitive subjects
• Quantitative and qualitative methods
• Social Network Analysis
• Case study interviewing
• Focus Groups
• Mental Health and Gender

Current projects

• Community Health Networks

 Selected publications

Sweet, D (2010). Exploratory Evidence of the Attitudes Towards and the Needs of Male Victims of Domestic Violence and Abuse in Northern Ireland With Recommendations For Change. Men’s Advisory Project, Belfast, September 2010.