Research assistants
Maïna Leroux
Maïna is currently completing her bachelor's degree in Psychology within the Honors program at the University of Montreal. Since summer 2018, she participated to the advancement of the Sexual Health Laboratory’s projects as a research assistant. Her field of interests includes interpersonal relationships as well as protective factors contributing to the sexual well-being of sexual abuse survivors.
Sarafina Métellus
Sarafina is a third year psychology undergraduate student at the Université de Montréal. She is working towards an Honours degree under the direction of professor Sophie Bergeron, Ph.D. She has been working as a research assistant in Sexual Health Laboratory since May 2018. More broadly, Sarafina is interested in counseling. More specifically, her interest includes topics related to the developmental stages of childhood and adolescence. As well, she has an interest in intervention methods which further the well-being of youths dealing with psychosocial difficulties.
Belinda Mokri
Belinda is currently a second year Psychology Bachelor student at the University of Montreal. She joined the Sexual Health Laboratory in fall 2017. Her interests include marital problems, cognitive schemas and the impact of cognitive-behavioral therapy on the well-being of both couples and individuals.
Clémence Noiseux
Clémence is currently a second-year undergraduate student in cognitive science at the University of Montreal. Since the fall of 2018, she has been working as a research assistant at the Sexual Health Laboratory. Her interests revolve around environmental factors preventing sexual assault, or helping in the recovery process. She is also interested in healthy developmental stages of children and teenagers.
Marie-Michèle Paquette
Marie-Michèle is finishing her bachelor’s degree in psychology at the Université de Montréal. She joined the Sexual Health Laboratory in May 2018 as a research assistant. She is also follow the Honor program at the Laboratory under tthe direction of professor Sophie Bergeron. Her clinical interests include sexuality, in particular among teenagers, and couple relationships.
