Sociology
#6042 - Development of a Research Plan: Mapping Client Access to Housing Services
The purpose of this project is to learn the most appropriate ways to engage people who have experienced homelessness or are experiencing homelessness to share their stories, and the best way to document the stories. The scope of this research project is not to conduct interviews and journey mapping with clients, but to develop the research plan, laying the foundation for the City of Kawartha Lakes to effectively complete that work. The City of Kawartha Lakes wants to understand these stories to improve and better integrate services within and across sectors to better support individuals who don't have a place to stay or may be at risk of homelessness.
Student Researcher(s): Katherine Williams |
Faculty Supervisor: Naomi Nichols |
Sociology |
Host Organization: City of Kawartha Lake |
Psychology
#6229 - Exploring the Effectiveness of Neural Network Therapy (Part 6)
The purpose of our project is to determine the connection between the neurobiology impacted by Neural Network Therapy. and sustained improvements in mental health and well-being. The science of practical exercises compared to traditional talk therapy increases the longevity of emotional health. We hypothesize that this doing approach is getting on the right side of science. We’d love to work with an undergraduate biomedical science student who will conduct their research accordingly. This project will build on a prior community-based research project completed during the 2022-2023 academic year. Students undertaking this project will have the opportunity to select one of CFHC’s core Neural Network Therapy lessons of interest.
Student Researcher(s): Chase Kilbourne |
Faculty Supervisor: Taryn Grieder |
Psychology |
Host Organization: Canadian Family Health Counselling |