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