"Research is creating new knowledge."

As a dedicated researcher and psychologist, I am passionate about exploring the complexities of trauma, dissociation, and their impact on individuals' mental health and well-being. Through years of rigorous study and clinical experience, I have delved into various facets of trauma psychology, with a particular focus on understanding the unique experiences of deaf adults.

My research articles, published in reputable journals, offer valuable insights into the psychological effects of trauma within the deaf community. These articles investigate topics such as information deprivation trauma, consequences of child and adult sexual trauma among deaf adults, psychoform and somatoform dissociation in PTSD among deaf individuals, trauma exposure and symptoms, and more.

Through my research and clinical practice, I am committed to promoting awareness, understanding, and effective interventions for individuals impacted by trauma, particularly within the deaf community. I invite you to explore my website further to learn more about my work and how it may contribute to advancing the field of psychology.

Thank you for visiting, and I look forward to sharing more insights with you.