

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
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.