I am a clinical psychology PhD Candidate in the TRAC Lab at McGill University, studying neural correlates of internalizing disorders and suicidal thoughts and behaviors across the lifespan. I completed a B.A. in psychology from the University of California, Berkeley and worked as a  post-baccalaureate research assistant at Columbia University.

I am currently a psychology extern at the Department of Rehabilitation & Human Performance at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where I work with couples navigating the onset of cognitive impairment. I have previously completed clinical a generalist clinical practicum at the Virginia I. Douglas Centre for Clinical Psychology at McGill University (departmental clinic) and a specialized practicum at the McGill University Health Centre's Mood and Anxiety Program (outpatient psychiatric hospital).

You can reach me at grace.allison@mail.mcgill.ca.