I bring both my professional and lived experiences to the forefront. Combining theoretical insights and methodologies from Community Psychology and Health, Indigenous Psychology, Philosophy, and Human Development. I draw on my toolkit of Qualitative and Quantitative Methodologies to tailor my services to each client’s particular requirements – including in-depth interviewing, statistical analysis, full thematic analysis, evaluation (design/implementation), and surveying.

I work with you and the participants to combine knowledge and expertise crucial for the research and evaluation insights. Seeking to find ways to benefit both the client, participants, and their communities.

Through my research and evaluation experience and training in community psychology, I strive to design research and evaluations that are contextually located and culturally appropriate. Incorporating methodology that best captures the voices of the participants.

 I take a community psychology approach to my work and seek to understand how people exist within a web of contexts. Aiming to take into account of their environment and social connections.

A critical part to all my services is integrating a reflective approach to all my work. This includes bringing both my professional and lived experiences to the forefront, while examining how my own beliefs, judgements, and practice influence research practice. Additionally, reflexivity is crucial for understand the complex nature of diverse voices in qualitative data.