I completed a PhD with the goal of being able to effectively hold space and advocate for social justice, health, and wellbeing. I have learned that by working together using best-practice approaches, we can make sure that investigations, evaluations, training, and programs function well and that meaningful change for individuals, families, organizations and communities is possible.

 

Together we unpack problems and find solutions to things that community members and study participants decide are important. Ongoing themes include improving mental and physical well-being of children/youth across all cultural backgrounds to improve wellbeing as well as working with Indigenous communities to preserve cultural knowledge and address racism. I currently live and work on Treaty 6 territory and the homeland of the Métis Nation in Alberta and work nationally with connections globally to improve the lives of those who often are left-behind when it comes to social and health programming and policies.

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I am open to opportunities to collaborate and work together in a meaningful, positive way. I am also available for coaching, planning, and strategic problem solving consultations.