Constance Wilson, MA is a doctoral student in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program at Emory University. She enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults, with a particular interest in helping clients navigate anxiety, mood concerns, and executive functioning challenges. Constance also enjoys partnering with parents to address anger and externalizing behaviors in children and supporting clients across the lifespan whose anxiety and emotional well-being have been impacted by traumatic experiences. She has received training in cognitive behavioral therapies, trauma-informed interventions, and the MATCH protocol through her clinical experiences at the Emory Psychological Center. As part of her doctoral training, Constance successfully defended her master’s thesis. Her research focuses on understanding how neighborhood and structural factors influence children’s mental health and development. Constance is being supervised by Dr. Victoria Lawlor, PhD.