I have broad experience in the coordination of clinical trials for neurological and psychiatric disorders using neurostimulation and implantable devices, while also specialising in novel treatments for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). I have contributed to multidisciplinary projects in the translational of treatments for various conditions; across psychiatry, neurology, biomedical, public health, neuroethical and neurocognitive disciplines. My PhD investigated the efficacy and cognitive-affective mechanisms of neurostimulation treatment for OCD. In my current roles as a Research Fellow, and Clinical Trial Coordinator, I am working on novel treatment approaches for severe psychiatric conditions, with a focus on psychedelic assisted psychotherapy. I am passionate about improving access to neurobiological and personalised mental health treatments through integrative and patient centred approaches.