Collaborative, evidence-informed program design spanning needs assessments, desk reviews, stakeholder engagement, and strategy development. I help organizations shape practical, participatory, context-driven MHPSS and protection programs — including adapting global tools and guidelines to local realities. Recent work includes leading a staff wellbeing assessment in Ukraine resulting in policy improvements and psychoeducation for field teams, and co-developing mental health integration guidance and a framework for USAID Missions in LMICs.

Psychosocial evaluations for immigrants and asylum seekers to support legal proceedings and immigration cases. Informed by specialized training with the Asylum Medicine Institute and over a decade of international field experience working with displaced populations across East Africa, Eastern Europe, Oceania, and beyond. Available for referrals from immigration attorneys, nonprofit organizations, and resettlement agencies.

I design and deliver trainings on MHPSS, protection, safeguarding, and SGBV in both humanitarian and LMICs settings. Topics include MHPSS minimum service package, case management, clinical supervision, psychological first aid, burnout, vicarious trauma, humanitarian standards, and stress management. I prioritize ethical, sustainable capacity building through a train-the-trainer model and collaborate closely with community partners to ensure cultural relevance and local ownership.