Graduate Representative

Brittany has over 9 years of clinical experience supporting children and youth with exceptionalities including autism spectrum disorder, intellectual and developmental disability, mental illness and other comorbid complex care needs through the provision of behavioural services in centre and community settings. Brittany graduated from Brock University with her Masters of Arts in Applied Disability Studies, and is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst. She is currently a doctoral candidate at McMaster University pursuing a degree exploring intersectionality, health and society for Black women in Ontario. Brittany also has over 6 years of experience supporting the translation and expansion of health-related fields through her teaching assistant roles at Mcmaster University and Brock University. As a clinician, Brittany is enthusiastic about facilitating individualized supports that prioritize diversity, inclusion and compassion. Additionally, Brittany is passionate about supporting her team to provide holistic care that leads with a culturally-informed and circumstance-sensitive lens.