I am a psychology educator and clinician committed to applying scientific knowledge and evidence-based practice in both academic and clinical settings. My work is grounded in a strong theoretical foundation, which informs how I teach, supervise, and provide psychological services.

As a professor, I aim to create engaging learning environments that encourage critical thinking, scientific curiosity, and the practical application of psychological theory. I am particularly interested in helping students connect research with real-world practice so they can develop into thoughtful and ethical professionals in the field.

Alongside my academic work, I practice as a freelance clinician, providing psychological support grounded in evidence-based approaches. My clinical work allows me to stay closely connected to the realities of practice, which in turn enriches my teaching and professional perspective.

I value collaboration with fellow mental health professionals and believe interdisciplinary work strengthens both clinical outcomes and professional development. Through teaching, clinical practice, and collaboration, I aim to contribute to the ongoing improvement and accessibility of high-quality psychological services.