I am a Postdoctoral Fellow at Carleton University, currently conducting research in Rogers Child Mental Health Labs under the supervision of Dr. Maria Rogers. I recently completed my PhD in Psychology at Western University in the Sensory Perception Research Lab under the supervision of Dr. Ryan Stevenson. 

My long-term goal is to integrate cognitive neuroscience with community-based research to better understand attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). My postdoctoral work embraces this community-based approach where I am looking at factors that impact chronic school absenteeism (e.g., environmental sensitivity and school relationships) with the Canadian School Attendance Partnership. My prior work focuses on cognitive neuroscience, with my PhD work looking at audiovisual multisensory integration in children and adults with ADHD, using EEG and behavioural techniques, and my Master's work looking at inhibitory control in ADHD and anxiety under the supervision of Dr. Ayda Tekok-Kilic.

I strive to take a neurodiversity-affirming stance in my research, which is exemplified by my secondary research interest which examines lived experiences and factors that impact diagnosis, treatment, and stigma surrounding ADHD. Under my Advocacy Page you can see my knowledge translation and speaking engagements related to neurodiversity.