— ABOUT
A little about
me.
Researcher and graduate-school applicant. Psychology, genetic counseling, and the long way around to both. This page is the medium-length version; the short one is on the home page, and the CV lives behind a quiet lock.
“The gaps, the overlooked questions, the underserved.”
Most of my recent work circles around BRCA testing — what it actually feels like to receive a positive result, what the surrounding decisions look like, and how risk gets communicated (or fails to be) by the systems built to help.
I'm equally drawn to matrescence, the developmental transition into motherhood. The clinical literature is thinner than it should be, and the framework changes how I think about counseling adjacent to reproductive health.
These two threads sound unrelated until you listen to who is being underserved. The gaps, the overlooked questions, the underserved people — they feel less like an abstract research interest and more like an orienting instinct.
— AFFILIATIONS & LINKS
Where to find
my work.
Public-facing places where the work shows up. Anything not listed here lives behind the lock on the relevant project page.