I’m passionate about the intersection of skin and psychological health not just in therapy, but in research. I am the main author in a study exploring emotional support and post-traumatic growth in people living with psychophysiological skin disorders.

This work reflects my belief that healing isn’t just about managing symptoms, it’s about finding meaning, strength, and connection, even in the hardest journeys.

Outside of this, I also have a strong research interest in neurodiversity particularly in understanding cognitive diversity, lived experience, and how support systems can foster resilience and self-actualization across different neurological profiles.