Hi!
My name is Tiffany, and I am an early-career researcher interested in neurodevelopment in the context of adversity and caregiver and family well-being.
I strive to conduct research that improves our understanding of development and behavior, centers person-first perspectives, and informs intervention and policy.
As a first-generation student who endured adverse childhood experiences, I am dedicated to expanding access to research participation and interventions, providing evidence-based care to children and their loved ones, and advancing research to support daily living.
I am currently based in Boston, MA, and am eager to continue my clinical science career.
Alongside my research interests, I am dedicated to supporting others in connecting with their mind and body through movement.
Moving for the sake of movement can take many forms; whether it’s a 50 minute class with light weights and music, taking a short walk, or moving to another corner of your space.