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Tischler's doctoral studies focussed on stress and coping in homeless mothers. Her research interests centre on creativity and mental health with a focus on dementia. She is a contributor to Psychreg.[3]
Tischler worked as a curator on the "Art in the Asylum" exhibition,[4] and as a workshop facilitator. She appeared on Antiques Roadshow Detectives commenting on art and mental health,[5] and co-presented on the BBC on the trauma of World War One and creativity.[6] She appeared at the Latitude Festival talking about the place of art and creativity in mental health care.[7] Tischler is a trustee of national arts and health charity Paintings in Hospitals.[8]
