Vannesa Joly
Vannesa Joly
PhD student, School and Clinical Child Psychology, University of Alberta
M.Ed School and Clinical Child Psychology, University of Alberta
B.A Psychology, University of Alberta
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My hometown is Medicine Hat, AB and I just bought a home in St. Paul AB to be closer to my partner's work. I split my time between Edmonton and St. Paul and so I get to enjoy benefits of both rural and urban areas! I have two yorkies named Winnie and George and several nieces and nephews who bring me so much joy!
In my spare time, I love watching reality TV shows like the Real Housewives franchises, 90 Day Fiance, and Selling Sunset.
I have been privileged enough to be able to work on several different types of research projects during my time in the ACCERT lab, and through those experiences I have come to realize my passion for community-based research. I enjoy working alongside community partners throughout the research process to ensure that our work is meaningful and practical for them. I also enjoy working with marginalized populations, including individuals with FASD. I have worked on several projects related to FASD, including housing, self-regulation, and employment.
Current Projects
Current Projects
Meet my Pets!
Meet my Pets!
Publications
Publications
Joly, V., Harding, K., & Pei, J. (Accepted). Towards healthy outcomes for individuals with FASD: A philosophy and approach to intervention. Journal of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.22374/jfasrp,v4i1.20
Joly, V., Daniels, L., & Pei, J. (2022, Sept. 12). Towards Healthy Outcomes for Individuals with FASD: Caregiver Perceptions, Beliefs, & Attitudes. Oral Presentation, European FASD Alliance Conference, Arendal, Norway.
Joly, V., McLachlan, K., Ritter, C.,Kennedy, K., Faitakis, M., Kar, P., Cook, J., Unsworth, K., & Pei, J. (2022, Aug. 31). Using COMPASS to Navigate the Support and Interventions Journey for FASD. Oral Presentation, DOHaD World Congress 2022, Vancouver, Canada.
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