Abbreviated Curriculum Vitae

Ph.D., August 2022

University of British Columbia – Okanagan Campus

Doctor of Philosophy, Clinical Psychology

M.A., June 2016

University of British Columbia – Okanagan Campus

Master of Arts, Psychological Science

B.Sc. (Hons.), April 2012

University of British Columbia – Okanagan Campus

Bachelor of Science, Honours Psychology, Forensic Specialization

Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (Level 1; April 2025)

Modalities Informing Treatment

Manualized Protocols Available

Ongoing:

Complex Trauma Certification Training: Interventions from EMDR, Parts Work, CPT, and Polyvagal Theory; Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (Level 2; PESI)
Dialectical Behavior Therapy Certification (PESI)
Suicidal and High-Risk Clients: Assessments and Interventions (PESI)

Completed:

Certified Clinical Trauma Professional Intensive Training Course (PESI; April 2025)
Differential Diagnosis Challenges: Clients with Trauma, Self-Injury, Impulsivity and Other Complex Behaviors (PESI; April 2025)
2-Day Prolonged Exposure Therapy for PTSD: Move Clients from Fear to Freedom with Safe, Evidence-Based Trauma Treatment (PESI; June 2024)
2-Day Narrative Exposure Therapy Fundamentals (NET Institute; March 2024)
Mastering DSM-5-TR Differential Diagnosis (PESI; January 2024)
Military Culture: Core Competencies for Healthcare Professionals (Veterans Health Administration; December 2023)
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: 2-Day Foundational Training (Lifemark via CPT Approved Trainer; November 2023)
Military Culture for Non-Military Psychologists (APA; October 2023)
Mental Health Documentation & Medical Necessity (PESI; October 2023)
Gottman Method Couple's Therapy (Level 1; October 2017)
San'yas Indigenous Cultural Safety Training (PHSA; June 2017)

Meadowlark Health Centre - Lifemark Health Group

September 2023 – present
Registered Psychologist
Collaboration with the Partners in Canadian Veterans Rehabilitation Services to provide effective Veteran-centred care using a biopsychosocial approach with interdisciplinary rehabilitation teams (i.e., physiotherapy, kinesiology, psychology, occupational therapy, rehabilitation specialists, and case coordinators).
Formal assessment responsibilities include interdisciplinary consultation, file review, test selection, clinical interview, test administration, interpretation of results (e.g., MCMI-IV, TSI-2-A, BHI-2), and integrated report writing to provide diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations.
Intervention responsibilities include providing individual evidence-supported treatments in relation to trauma- and stressor-related disorders, depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, substance-related concerns, and chronic pain. Intervention responsibilities also include working within interdisciplinary team to facilitate cohesive physical and mental health treatment programs.
Created and facilitate an 8-session, 8-week group psychoeducation program on mental health (e.g., sleep hygiene, emotion regulation) for clinic clients.
Clinical consultation, leadership, and knowledge translation on mental health related topics such as ethical decision making, evidence-based assessment and treatment, and suicide risk assessment.

Edmonton Early Psychosis Intervention Clinic - Alberta Health Services

September 2022 - September 2023
Psychologist (II)
Specialized mental health clinic aimed at improving clinical and functional outcomes for individuals experiencing a first-episode psychosis.
The multi-disciplinary team included Psychiatry, Psychology/Neuropsychology, Mental Health Therapists, Occupational Therapy, and Social Work.
Advanced clinical psychological assessment, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, clinical leadership and program development for complex client pathologies.
Created and facilitated a 24-session, 12-week CBT for Psychosis group treatment program for young adults.

Curriculum Vitae