I am a quantitative clinical scientist and licensed psychologist based in Denver, Colorado. I offer data and statistical consulting services for researchers and clinical organizations. My expertise lies in applying advanced data science and statistical methods to support precision measurement in research. My research interests focus on promoting well-being among youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families, with an emphasis on strategies that promote individual and family-level emotion regulation and mental health.
PhD School Psychology
University of Oregon
BS Psychology and Music
Furman University
Partner with me on your next research project! I collaborate with academic researchers, especially early career researchers, on behavioral and psychological scientific projects. My consulting services offer support with study design, methods, data formatting, statistical analysis, and publication.
I completed my PhD in School Psychology at the University of Oregon (APA-accredited). My graduate advisors were Dr. Laura Lee McIntyre and Dr. Nicole Guiliani. My dissertation focused on how parent-child emotion regulation processes dictate parent and child mental health in preschoolers with developmental delays.
My clinical training included providing comprehensive assessments across school and clinic settings, and providing evidence-based therapy in a range of settings (clinics, community programs, telehealth, schools) and populations (foster parents, neurodivergent individuals, LGBTQ+ teens).
Full text articles can be found on my Research Gate account.