I am a clinical researcher and science writer interested in the impact of chronic stress on wellness, particularly through inflammatory pathways. In my work, I examine neuro-immune interactions and develop mind-body interventions that promote resilience. My current work focuses on how threat and reward pathways can be leveraged to enhance immune health. I am a health psychology graduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Current Projects
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SAVOR
Collecting psychoneuroimmunological data to examine the impact of a savoring intervention based on Positive Affect Therapy for individuals with moderate depression and anhedonia.
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MAPSNI
Analyzing psychoneuroimmunological data from a randomized controlled trial of undergraduate students at UCLA assigned to either to a mindfulness intervention or waitlist control group.
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BIG JOY
Analyzing the impact of positive psychology micro-acts on positive and negative affect in the Big Joy project.
