I am a psychology graduate student with experience in administering psychometrics and supporting psychological assessments.

I recently completed an Honors Psychology degree from the University of Alberta. As part of my undergraduate studies, I completed a yearlong internship at Millard Health, where I administered psychometrics and biofeedback services to clients facing workplace barriers due to physical injuries and psychological conditions. This internship provided me with a glimpse into the work of a psychologist, and my passion for pursuing this profession only grew. I also participated in other opportunities throughout my studies, where I provided care and companionship to group home residents at Alberta Hospital and volunteered at various mental health clinics.

Throughout my studies, I have taken a special interest in childhood and adolescent development. Through research opportunities in my undergrad, I explored how mental health influences children's peer relationships and academic outcomes. This is an area I am passionate about and hope to incorporate into my future practice.

I have decided to continue my studies overseas and pursue an MSc in Clinical and Developmental Neuropsychology at Bournemouth University. This program will provide me with additional training opportunities, including coursework on the neuroscience behind neurodevelopmental disorders in childhood, a practicum placement conducting neuropsychological assessments on brain injury and stroke clients, and a dissertation. I intend to return to Alberta next year to continue my studies and potentially pursue a doctoral degree to prepare for becoming a Registered Psychologist in Alberta. I hope one day to work as a psychologist, with a special focus on conducting psychological assessments.