Current Students

Annie Lemieux
Statistician
Counselling Psychology Excellence Funding 2023
Kelsey is interested in the childhood mental health antecedents of substance use and misuse in adolescents. Specifically, her research focuses on disentangling the effects of trajectories of anxiety and depressive symptoms in the prediction of substance use and misuse in adolescence in children with and without conduct problems.

Olivia Crescenzi
Ph.D. student, 2023-present
FRQSC Doctoral Scholarship; Counselling Psychology Excellence Award 2023
Olivia’s research focuses on experiences of victimization among youth with conduct problems. During the MA, she examined peer victimization and internalizing problems as mediators in the association between early CP and adolescent medical service use. Presently, she is interested in exploring gender-based victimization and substance use in kids and adolescents with CP.

Émilie Fletcher
Ph.D. candidate, 2020-present
SSHRC Doctoral Scholarship; FRQ-SC Doctoral Scholarship (declined); Faculty of Education Dean’s Entrance Scholarship 2020
Émilie is interested in the development of substance use and gambling behaviours amongst youth with a history of conduct problems. Her current research examines how developmental trajectories of externalizing and internalizing mental health problems from childhood to adolescence predict addictive behaviours in adolescence.