I see my research as a scientific storytelling
I see research as a
scientific
storytelling
My research brings aspects of human experience into clearer view. Now a hermeneutic-phenomenological researcher, I co-create knowledge with participants. The result: stories grounded in evidence that don't explain human experience, but develops a narrative which resonates.
I see research as a scientific storytelling
My research brings aspects of human experience into clearer view. As a hermeneutic-phenomenological researcher, I co-create knowledge with participants. The result: stories grounded in evidence that don't explain human experience, but describe it so that it resonates.
Canadian pathologist and pathologists' assistant wellbeing
Pathologists report the lowest psychological wellbeing in Canadian medicine. I’m focused on building systems that support the individual pathologist. First, we map the barriers and enablers of wellbeing so that interventions in pathology are informed by pathologists.
I see research as a form of scientific storytelling. In studying a phenomenon, we gather evidence and shape it into a narrative that is meaningful to people.
Research & Publications
Do you work in private practice?
No. I am currently completing my doctorate in counselling psychology. As part of the doctorate, I am working with clients as a trainee therapist in a number of placements and internships. These include at Therapy Horses & Affiliates in Mauritius where I see clients in-person, and at Dilemma Counselling.
How does it work?
In our initial sessions, I aim to understand your experiences and the challenges you are facing. It's essential that this time allows you to assess whether you feel comfortable working with me. The duration of therapy varies for each person and is ultimately determined by you as the client.
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Published Works
Do you work in private practice?
No. I am currently completing my doctorate in counselling psychology. As part of the doctorate, I am working with clients as a trainee therapist in a number of placements and internships. These include at Therapy Horses & Affiliates in Mauritius where I see clients in-person, and at Dilemma Counselling.
How does it work?
In our initial sessions, I aim to understand your experiences and the challenges you are facing. It's essential that this time allows you to assess whether you feel comfortable working with me. The duration of therapy varies for each person and is ultimately determined by you as the client.
Have more questions?
Conference Presentations
The stories created through our research are being told—and heard—across the world.
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May 2026, Vancouver
Advancing the Rehabilitation Workforce Goals: Grassroots Case Studies
May 2026, Vancouver
Perspectives of Mauritians living with neurological disability and their family caregivers during the COVID-19 lockdown
May 2026, Vancouver
Learner’s Perspectives of Free, Online, International Continuing Medical Education in Rehabilitation: A Mixed Methods Analysis
April, 2026 Mauritius
Before and After the Freeze: A Dyadic Case Study of Post-Stroke Rehabilitation and Cryoneurolysis
December 2025, Virtual
Bringing humanity back to medicine
November 2025, Marrakesh
The learner's perspectives of free, online, international CME in rehabilitation: a mixed methods analysis
October 2025, Mauritius
Barriers and Enablers of Canadian Pathologist Wellbeing
October 2025, Virtual
Workable Allies: Combining Existential Philosophy with Contextual Behavioral Science
October 2025, Mauritius
Advancing the Rehabilitation Workforce Goals: A Grassroots Case Study in Equine-Assisted Therapy
September 2025, Virtual
Advancing the Rehabilitation Workforce Goals: A Grassroots Case Study in Equine-Assisted Therapy
August 2025, Mauritius
Perspectives from Mauritians Living with Neurological Disability and their Family-Caregivers
July 2025, Saskatoon
Creating meaning through small doses of actionable learning
September 2023, Derby
Validation of a Therapy Dog Intervention for Maths Anxiety
April 2023, Vancouver
Burnout in COVID-19 lockdown: perspectives from family-caregivers of Mauritians with neurological disability
November 2022, Vienna
The impact of COVID-19 lockdowns on Mauritians with neurological disabilities