I am a first-year Clinical Psychology doctoral student working under the supervision of Dr. Benjamin Mast (PI). I graduated from the University of Alabama in the Spring of 2024 with my BS in Psychology and a minor in Advertising/Public Relations.

My research interests fall under the umbrella of person-centered care in the context of dementia with niche interests in intergenerational learning, caregiver-patient relationship dynamics, and non-pharmacological interventions. Additionally, I recently discovered a newfound interest in expanding the concept of person-centered care within Process-Based Therapy and discovering contexts in which some treatments may not be effective.

In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with my cat, Poppy, and reading a good book or going to concerts.

I am a third-year clinical psychology student at the University of Toledo. My research focuses on identifying behaviors that contribute to self-concept difficulties. I am particularly interested in social media misuse and its relationship to identity disturbance.

In my free time, I enjoy baking and breaking bread.

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