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Dr Rachael Molitor BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD, CPsychol, FHEA

University Lecturer and Chartered Psychologist | Health and Behaviour Change | Enhanced DBS Checked

Rachael has worked with a number of media outlets in TV, Radio and Newspaper print.

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Yahoo Life Signs of 'existential dread' as Billie Eilish dedicates award to sufferers The singer dedicated an award to 'anyone experiencing the feeling of existential dread' but what is it and how do you know if you're...

Women's Health How coffee became the new alcohol + decaf got cool Where once a 4-a-day coffee habit signalled driven and successful, it now suggests you're off your game. So, is it time to enter your...

ITVX Top tips to cope with stress after exam results day | ITV News A psychologist is urging students who took their end of school exams to do something they love in the run-up to results day to help keep...

ITVX A-levels: What is clearing and what to do if you don't get your first choice | ITV News Now the results are out, lots of options remain open to students who didn't get the grades they hoped for and for those who are unsure of…

The Conversation Love Island: the psychological challenges contestants – and viewers – could face after the show is over Dr Rachael Molitor

Can the metaverse boost mental health by improving access to therapy? A new realm of possibilities. Dr Rachael Molitor, behavioural psychologist and lecturer at Coventry University.

ITV News How to keep your New Year's resolutions | ITV News Central ITVX Psychology lecturer Dr Rachael Molitor shares her top tips in keeping News Year's resolutions to ITV News Central

Psychology expert shares five top tips for dealing with COVID-19 restriction fatigue Dr Rachael Molitor, Lecturer in Psychology

The Sun The 11 best ways to outsmart your brain's sugar cravings - from the perfect chewing gum flavour to a fat... A fresh minty taste makes you less inclined to consume sugary sweets as the flavours clash together. Dr Rachael Molitor Chartered Psychologist

Psychology expert reveals which traits make a good Traitor ahead of series finale Psychology expert Dr Rachael Molitor says the ability to become sociable has been a key trait to becoming a successful traitor in the hit BBC reality show The Traitors, ahead of the season finale on Friday 26 January. In the second series, airing now, Traitors Harry and Andrew have so far proved elusive - with the Faithful struggling to identify who should and should not be trusted. “What makes a good Traitor is the ability to become sociable, to be able to make friends,” Dr Molitor said. “Harry has always been acting as a Faithful the whole time and people are on his side, fighting for him.”

Coventry Telegraph 'I have a 21-day rule for New Year resolutions to help you in 2024' says Coventry expert So many of us start the New Year with the best intentions and Coventry University psychology expert Dr Rachael Molitor has a way to make...

Daily Record The psychology of Big Brother and how to survive in the house, experts claim The hit reality TV show is back, and experts have broken down the best ways that the new housemates can navigate the life-altering...

The Independent The psychology of Big Brother: How to survive in the house The hit reality TV show is back - experts break down the best ways housemates can navigate the experience.

Daily Express Big Brother's back...and it might be good for you! Despite it being one of TV's most complained about shows, with incidents of cheating, violence, bullying and racism, Dr Rachael Molitor,...

Daily Express Psychologists fear a torrent of online abuse ahead of new Love Island series Psychologist Dr Rachael Molitor, from Coventry Univer-sity, said:

Daily Express 'Mental health crisis' at the heart of reality TV Dr Rachael Molitor warns Dr Rachael Molitor from Coventry University, who has studied reality TV and its effects on audiences and contestants, wants tighter controls...Picture

The Sun I was C-section shamed for having an 'unnatural birth', other mums shunned me for taking the 'easy' way out... The stigma around having a C-section can be hugely damaging for new mums, according to Dr Rachael Molitor, a psychology lecturer at Coventry...

The Sun I'm a 35-year-old mum with 5 kids & still believe in Santa, I stand outside every Xmas Eve Dr Rachael Molitor, a psychologist at Coventry University, says: