Dr. Christine Bundy is an applied Health Psychologist. She has conducted translational research over the last forty years, using psychology to improve patient care. Dr. Bundy focuses on the role of beliefs about illness and its treatment and how this impacts mood, particularly health anxiety, and health behaviour through interventions that support motivation for self-management. She designs and delivers psychological interventions for mood management and behaviour change in long-term inflammatory conditions. She also trains psychological support and motivational interviewing skills to health care staff as part of their routine consultations.

Dr. Bundy was President of the United Kingdom Society for Behavioural Medicine from December 2014 to 2016 and served on two NICE clinical guideline development groups plus three research Priority Setting Partnership groups. She has worked on two European Union (EU) Guideline development groups and served as the Behavioural Scientist for the International Intelligence Technical Advisory Group for the Welsh Government during the acute phase of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Dr. Bundy has over 150 peer-reviewed publications, including four key reports on developing National Health Service (NHS) patient services. She leads or collaborates with the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), industry, and patient charity partners, and her research awards total over £24M.