I am a senior undergraduate student at The University of Scranton, pursuing a double major in Psychology and Philosophy, with plans to continue my education by earning a PsyD in Clinical Psychology. I am deeply committed to the field of mental health, with a particular focus on supporting children and adolescents. My academic journey, combined with my clinical experience, has allowed me to develop a strong foundation in psychological principles, and I am dedicated to furthering my skills in the practice of clinical care.I bring to my work a deep sense of compassion, motivation, and resilience—qualities that have been integral to my past roles. As a former childcare worker, I gained valuable hands-on experience in supporting children and fostering positive developmental outcomes. Additionally, my internship at St. Joseph's Center enabled me to work with individuals of all ages with intellectual disabilities, where I provided psychological support in both individual and group settings. My most recent internship at Church World Service provided me with valuable clinical experience working with refugee populations, including non-English speakers. Currently, I am seeking service opportunities in the field of psychology for the 2025-2026 year and plan to apply to PsyD programs in 2025. I am excited by the prospect of continuing my professional development and contributing to the mental health and well-being of diverse populations.