Ethan is a neurofeedback technician with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and Mental Health from Carleton University. He is currently completing a second Bachelor of Science in Psychology, with plans to pursue graduate studies in clinical psychology. His background includes neurofeedback, clinical and neuroscience research, and teaching and mentoring
children, teens, and adults. These experiences have shaped his interest in the connections between brain function, cognition, and emotional wellbeing.
Ethan values evidence-based practice, genuine human connection, and a collaborative approach to care. He recognizes that each person brings a unique combination of experiences, strengths, and goals, and strives to create a welcoming environment where clients feel comfortable asking questions and taking an active role in their neurofeedback sessions. Curiosity, open
communication, and respect for individual differences guide his work.
Outside of work and research, Ethan enjoys running, swimming, and unwinding with a good fantasy novel. He also loves backpacking and camping in Canada’s national parks, finding that time outdoors helps him recharge and maintain balance.