Self-expression
is shaped by
self-experience

Our bodies are teeming with valuable social information with which we strive to better understand the thoughts and feelings of ourselves and those around us — perceiving subtle external shifts in faces, voices, and gesture, and sensing internal changes such as breathing or heartbeats.

I study the role of expertise in the ability to synthesise and regulate these signals using psychophysiological and data-driven methods, to understand how sensorimotor and interoceptive experience shape social intelligence repertoires in the real world.