Research
Research, like psychotherapy, can be a way to understand oneself more deeply, understand truths about an experience or community, and find how a personal experience fits within a larger story.
Peer-Reviewed Papers
I have published several papers and book chapters on topics in LGBTQ+ health, teaching multicultural competence to training clinicians, and innovative practices for addressing intimate partner violence victimization. To learn more about my empirical and scholarly work, please visit my google scholar page. If you are interested, you can access a full measure of LGBTQ-specific intimate partner violence (i.e., identity abuse) that I developed. You can also find a summary of results from my dissertation on identity abuse within the LGBTQ+ community in this infographic.
Current Writing
I also value making scientific findings applicable to a broader audience. To keep up with my latest publicly accessible writing, please visit my Psychology Today blog entitled Queering Health.
