Evidence-based consulting grounded in Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive aging research
I provide limited applied consulting that translates academic research in Alzheimer’s disease, cognition, and language into practical guidance for research, education, and health-related initiatives.
This consulting activity is conducted independently and is not affiliated with the University of Toronto. All work is carried out outside of my university responsibilities and without the use of institutional resources.
Areas of focus
-
Study design and methodological strategy
-
Longitudinal and multivariate statistical modeling
-
Integration of behavioral, neuroimaging, hormonal, and genetic data
-
Interpretation of results in clinical and population-based research contexts
-
Reproducible workflows and reporting (R / Markdown)
How consulting works
Consulting is offered on a limited basis and typically begins with a brief email exchange to assess scope, fit, and availability. Engagements may involve targeted advising, analytic support, or collaborative problem-solving over a defined period of time.
Who this is for
-
Academic researchers and trainees
-
Nonprofit or research-oriented organizations
-
Applied research teams seeking methodological expertise