As an intern with the Wellness Impact Lab (WIL) at the Dahdaleh Institute, Lauren is currently working under the supervision of Susan Harris and Dr. Harvey Skinner to conduct a mini literature review on the application of mindfulness meditation to inter-being wellness and climate distress.
Lauren is currently completing her Honours degree in Psychology at York University, with a concentration in Psychological Humanities, Contexts, and Communities. Her broader research interests include the intersection of legal psychology and global health initiatives.
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