Juliana Negreiros

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Pediatric obsessive-compulsive disorder
Dr. Lynn Miller
Sao Paulo
Brazil
 
Why did you decide to pursue a graduate degree?

To enhance my knowledge about the factors that may impact child development and to find different ways to promote children's well-being, academic as well as social and emotional development.

Why did you decide to study at UBC?

I chose to live in BC because of the climate and beautiful nature, and I decided to study at UBC because of the richness of the School Psychology program.

What do you hope to accomplish with your research?

Having more evidence about the neuropsychological and cognitive profile of children with OCD may enhance our understanding about specific processes associated with the disorder, as well as increase treatment effectiveness, including improvements in OCD severity and individual and family overall functioning.

What are your future career goals?

My long-term career goals are: to complete my doctoral program, to become a registered member of the College of Psychologists of British Columbia, to continue to work as a school psychologist in a public school system, and to serve as a private psychologist for children and youth.

What has been your most memorable Vancouver experience so far?

My snowy wedding at the top of Grouse Mountain!

What advice do you have for new graduate students?

Be ready to study very hard and to challenge yourself. Studying abroad is not easy, but it has been the best learning experience that I have ever had.

Personal Interests / Hobbies

Travelling and practicing sports.

 
 
 

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