Panels

Throughout the years, I've been fortunate enough to discuss mental health in video games and geek culture in various settings. I've conducted formal training sessions for organizations, participated in convention panels, provided online training, and participated in interviews and podcasts.

The intersection of video games, geek culture, and how they relate to mental health is a topic that I'm genuinely passionate about. I look forward to continuing on this journey and exploring this topic further.

Here's a brief list of some of my accomplishments over the years:

  • Peer Support, Wounded Warrior Project, June 24, 2022 - Dallas, TX, USA

  • Cultural Competency and Therapy - Mount Allison Wellness Team, January 27, 2023, Mount Allison University, Sackville, NB, Canada

  • The Importance of Communication in Raids -  PAX East, March 27, 2023, Boston, MA, USA

  • How Our Favourite Characters Have Real Work Impacts On Us: A Look Into Fictional Characters and ParaSocial Relationships - Hal-Con, October 27, 2023, Halifax, NS, Canada

  • Gearing Up For Your Journey - Mental Health Items and Inventory Management, Hal-Con, October 27, 2023, Halifax, NS, Canada

  • Geek Cultural Competency and Therapy - College of Psychologists of New Brunswick, February 21, 2024, Dieppe, NB, Canada

  • How Our Favourite Characters Have Real Work Impacts On Us: A Look Into Fictional Characters and ParaSocial Relationships - PAX East, March 22, 2024, Boston, MA, USA

  • How Our Favourite Characters Have Real Work Impacts On Us: A Look Into Fictional Characters and ParaSocial Relationships - Hal-Con, November 8, 2024, Halifax, NS, Canada

  • How Our Favourite Characters Have Real Work Impacts On Us: A Look Into Fictional Characters and ParaSocial Relationships - East Coast Comic Expo, June 14, 2025, Moncton, NB, Canada

  • Gaming Does Good: Exploring How Gaming Affects Players, Society’s View of Them, and The Positive Impact Gaming Can Have On Mental Health - Microsoft Storytellers Guild, October 17, 2025,