Research Interests: I am interested in interdisciplinary research that bridges clinical psychology, computer science (CS), and public health. My broad focus is on identifying protective factors that strengthen psychological well-being and resilience following stressful or adverse experiences. In addition to traditional psychological approaches, I apply CS methods, such as natural language processing (NLP), to analyze everyday language and uncover additional insights into our underlying well-being.
 

About Me: I grew up on Long Island in New York. I am the eldest daughter of two immigrant parents, a sister to three younger brothers, and a plant mom. I have many interests, but you will most often find me sketching and painting, hammocking, cooking, running, and my most expensive hobby: horseback riding. I'm also a coffee and matcha enthusiast with an extensive home espresso setup.