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I received my PhD from the University of Ottawa and have been licensed as a clinical psychologist in Ontario since 2013 to work with adults and couples. From 2012 to 2020, I worked at the student counselling centres of both the University of Windsor and the University of Western Ontario, Detroit Receiving Hospital, and the London Health Sciences Centre. As a student, I completed training rotations at the Royal Ottawa Health Care Group, the Ottawa Hospital, and the Centre for Psychological Services and Research. 

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Since July 2020, I have been an assistant professor at the University of Windsor in the Psychology department. Prior to this, I held academic appointments at Wayne State University and the University of Western Ontario.

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My research interests include the impact on healthcare workers of the COVID-19 pandemic, sexual resilience, and representations of sex and sexuality in the media. For more details, check out the research interests page.

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At the University of Windsor, I have taught the following classes:

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Undergraduate

• Sex and gender (PSYC2400)

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Graduate

• Advanced Adult Assessment (PSYC8589)

• Introduction to Psychotherapy (PSYC8647)

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (PSYC8692 and PSYC8693)

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My hobbies include baking, running, yoga, knitting, reading, playing Breath of the Wild, learning guitar and trying to rehabilitate my rescue border collie (Finn).