Megan Pusey

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Megan Pusey is a researcher at the intersection of digital mental health and resilience science. Her work focuses on how interactive technologies—from mobile apps to virtual platforms—can be harnessed to build psychological resilience, the adaptive capacity to navigate life’s challenges. Her most-cited paper, a 2020 scoping review on resilience interventions using interactive technology (27 citations), systematically maps this emerging field, identifying key intervention types and gaps in the literature. This foundational review has guided subsequent studies on digital tools for stress management and mental wellbeing. Pusey’s contributions are particularly valuable for students and practitioners seeking evidence-based, scalable approaches to mental health support. By synthesising diverse technological applications, she highlights how interactive media can foster coping skills and emotional regulation. Her work underscores the potential of accessible, tech-enabled interventions to complement traditional therapy, making resilience-building tools available to broader populations. With growing interest in digital therapeutics, Pusey’s research continues to shape how we understand and deploy technology for psychological strength.