Beverly-Ann is an Administrative Assistant for our practice and assists with assessment-related tasks.

 

Beverly-Ann graduated from the University of Guelph with coursework in abnormal psychology and neuroscience. Beverly-Ann is completing an M.A. in School and Applied Child Psychology at Western University and plans to become a Clinical Psychologist in the future. She is very interested in novel alternative interventions that affect brain plasticity and overall well-being. Her undergraduate thesis examined early life enrichment and cognitive reserve in Alzheimer's disease, and her masters work is looking at the impact of physical activity on hypofrontality in children with ADHD.