Denis Lacku Clinical Administrator Denis Lacku Clinical Administrator Denis Lacku, a recent graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology from McGill University, brings a strong foundation in both clinical and organizational roles. His experience as a Clinical Trial Assistant at NeuroRX involved collaborating on the assessment of neurological diseases, managing the patient database, and ensuring the compliance of clinical forms, highlighting his dedication to data integrity and clinical research. Additionally, his background as a Social Media Coordinator demonstrates skills in analytics and targeted communication, making him a well-rounded and valuable addition to the team. Tori Langmuir Practicum Student Tori Langmuir Practicum Student Tori Langmuir is a Ph.D. student in Clinical Psychology at Concordia University. Her dissertation is developing an intervention to improve health and pain communication between youth and young adults with sickle cell disease and their healthcare providers and caregivers. For over a decade, Tori has worked with people of all ages living with chronic pain and disease (including cancer). She has experience addressing complex cognitive and mental health concerns and has received training in neuropsychological assessment, therapy and clinical intervention at in-house university clinics and hospitals. Tori’s style is eclectic, warm, and open-minded.
Denis Lacku Clinical Administrator Denis Lacku Clinical Administrator Denis Lacku, a recent graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology from McGill University, brings a strong foundation in both clinical and organizational roles. His experience as a Clinical Trial Assistant at NeuroRX involved collaborating on the assessment of neurological diseases, managing the patient database, and ensuring the compliance of clinical forms, highlighting his dedication to data integrity and clinical research. Additionally, his background as a Social Media Coordinator demonstrates skills in analytics and targeted communication, making him a well-rounded and valuable addition to the team.
Tori Langmuir Practicum Student Tori Langmuir Practicum Student Tori Langmuir is a Ph.D. student in Clinical Psychology at Concordia University. Her dissertation is developing an intervention to improve health and pain communication between youth and young adults with sickle cell disease and their healthcare providers and caregivers. For over a decade, Tori has worked with people of all ages living with chronic pain and disease (including cancer). She has experience addressing complex cognitive and mental health concerns and has received training in neuropsychological assessment, therapy and clinical intervention at in-house university clinics and hospitals. Tori’s style is eclectic, warm, and open-minded.