

Graduate-level researcher and clinician-in-training committed to advancing culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and identity-affirming clinical care for individuals navigating addiction, trauma, and marginalized identities. Seeking doctoral training that integrates rigorous clinical practice, psychological science, and community-engaged work to support underserved populations, develop innovative behavioral interventions, and contribute to the future of mental health research and practice.
Clinical interviewing; trauma-informed care; LGBTQ affirmative practice; crisis assessment; addiction recovery support; motivational interviewing; DBT-informed coaching
Mixed-methods research; qualitative coding; behavioral science; survey design; usability testing; SPSS; academic writing; patient-experience research; journey mapping
Innovation mindset
Customer relationship building
Strategic planning
Talent recruitment
The Frank A. Beach Comparative Psychology Award is given each year to recognize the best paper published in Journal of Comparative Psychology®. This award is selected by the editor and consulting editors of Journal of Comparative Psychology.