Lindsay is currently enrolled in York’s PhD program in Clinical Psychology. After completing her BSc Hons at St. Francis Xavier University where she studied the effectiveness of pool therapy for arthritis pain, she joined Arthritis Research Canada (ARC) where she contributed to several clinical, imaging, and epidemiological studies of arthritis. While at ARC, Lindsay pursued her MSc in Experimental Medicine through the University of British Columbia, and conducted a population-based study on the burden and cardiovascular impact of depression in arthritis. Her research interests include: 1) epidemiological modeling of risk factors for chronic pain outcomes, 2) development and validation of improved treatment approaches to chronic pain, and 3) overcoming treatment barriers to appropriate chronic pain management, especially among at-risk and marginalized populations. Lindsay strongly values knowledge translation and encourages patient collaboration in all aspects of her research, from informing meaningful research questions to disseminating results to the patient community.
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