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Trinity White

Trinity White

Research assistant – Uvic Psychology Brain Lab

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Victoria, Capital Regional DistrictMember since February 2, 2026
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Contribute to a systematic review examining the effects of covid-19 on cognitive functioning Conduct literature searches, data extraction, and organization of research findings Review and synthesize findings across psychological and clinical research literature

Experience

Research assistant – Uvic Psychology Brain Lab at University of Victoria (2026-01 – Present)

  • Contribute to a systematic review examining the effects of covid-19 on cognitive functioning
  • Conduct literature searches, data extraction, and organization of research findings
  • Review and synthesize findings across psychological and clinical research literature
  • Contribute to the development and writing of research materials for future publication

Peer Support Volunteer at Care to Speak (2026-03 – Present)

  • Provide one-on-one peer support in a non-judgmental and supportive environment.
  • Use active listening and empathetic communication to help individuals feel heard and understood.
  • Build rapport while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality.
  • Respond thoughtfully to individuals with different experiences, needs, and perspectives.
  • Develop skills in recognizing when someone may benefit from additional support and resources.

Peer Support Coach at Positive Psychology Peer Support Program (2026-06 – Present)

  • Provide one-on-one support focused on well-being and personal growth.
  • Use active listening, empathy, and supportive communication to create a comfortable environment for individuals to discuss their experiences.
  • Apply principles of positive psychology to encourage reflection and well-being.
  • Apply abilities in redirecting and allow individuals to reflect on their own thoughts and feelings
  • Develop interpersonal and communication skills through individualized peer interactions.

Education

Bachelor of arts in psychology – University of Victoria (2027)

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