Tania has worked in research primarily in the treatment and management of bipolar disorder and depression.  She has led several research trials, such as one comparing Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy to Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for depression, and her PhD research study that explored mindfulness in the area of bipolar disorder.

Currently Tania is working as a researcher in the area of bipolar disorder at Western Sydney University where her focus is on researching the benefits of psychological interventions in the management of this condition.  She also focusses on the impact of hormonal events on women with bipolar disorder and in particular menopause.  She also has an interest in factors associated with living well with bipolar disorder including quality of life, recovery, understanding stigma and improving diagnosis and treatment outcomes.