Research mentorship that follows your lead
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Tailored support for organizations and researchers — built around your questions and your context
My work is with organizations and researchers tackling questions that matter to them — NGOs needing strong evidence, research teams sharpening their methods, practitioners studying the work they're already doing, students and scholars working outside traditional institutions. Whatever brings you to a study, I help you design and carry it out so the work genuinely belongs to you. You leave with better findings, and with more confidence in your own research.
Services
I can support you through all phases of the research process from research design through dissemination
Research Design
The early work — clarifying your research questions, choosing methods that fit your context, and building instruments and protocols you can trust.
Collect & Analyze
Carrying out the study — survey administration, interviews, mixed-methods fieldwork — and making sense of what you find through quantitative and qualitative analysis.
Communicate
Turning findings into understandable reports, presentations, and peer-reviewed publications that reach the people you need to reach.
Who I Work With
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NGOs and civil society organizations who need to evaluate programs, build evidence for advocacy, or report to funders.
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Research institutions strengthening their teams' methodological capacity.
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Practitioners and organizations in applied or emerging fields — psychedelic-assisted therapy, integrative health, community-based work — who want to research what they're doing.
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Graduate students and independent researchers, especially those working outside traditional academic structures.
Why This Work
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Research agency. The people closest to the questions should be leading the research, not just supplying the data.
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Creative and critical thinking. Methods are necessary, but they're not what makes research good. The harder skill is the thinking that goes with them, and that's where most training falls short.