BA.H. in Psychology and Philosophy, Queen's University, 2017
The overarching goal of Ellen's research is to promote a greater understanding of the conditions in which depressive disorders emerge, and more specifically, in the long-term cognitive and biological effects of early life stress.
Research interests include depression, anxiety, stress, cognitive biases, biological responses to stress.
Governor General’s Gold Academic Medal (2020)
BA.H. in Psychology and Philosophy, Queen's University, 2017
The overarching goal of Ellen's research is to promote a greater understanding of the conditions in which depressive disorders emerge, and more specifically, in the long-term cognitive and biological effects of early life stress.
Research interests include depression, anxiety, stress, cognitive biases, biological responses to stress.
Governor General’s Gold Academic Medal (2020)
BA.H. in Psychology and Philosophy, Queen's University, 2017
The overarching goal of Ellen's research is to promote a greater understanding of the conditions in which depressive disorders emerge, and more specifically, in the long-term cognitive and biological effects of early life stress.
Research interests include depression, anxiety, stress, cognitive biases, biological responses to stress.
Governor General’s Gold Academic Medal (2020)