Highly motivated Clinical Psychologist holding a Master's degree from the University of Goma, deeply passionate about academic research and teaching. Specializing in clinical psychology within armed conflict contexts, coping strategies, psychosocial trauma, and community mental health, I am committed to advancing scientific understanding and evidence-based interventions. My objective is to integrate the University of Goma as a university assistant, actively contributing to clinical psychology education and research, while pursuing a doctoral formation to strengthen pedagogical and scientific competencies.
Clinical Psychology Intern
Goma, Nord-Kivu, Congo (Democratic Republic of the)
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Summary
Provided clinical interviews and psychological support to vulnerable individuals at a center for physically disabled people.
Highlights
Conducted clinical interviews to assess psychological needs and develop tailored support plans for individuals.
Offered comprehensive psychological accompaniment to vulnerable populations, fostering emotional well-being and resilience.
Facilitated adaptive coping strategies, contributing to the improved mental health outcomes for individuals with physical disabilities.
Clinical Psychology Intern
Goma, Nord-Kivu, Congo (Democratic Republic of the)
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Summary
Contributed to patient psychological care through clinical observation and participation in treatment planning at a reference hospital.
Highlights
Assisted in the psychological management of patients, applying clinical observation techniques to inform care strategies.
Participated in multidisciplinary team meetings, contributing insights for comprehensive patient care plans.
Gained practical experience in a hospital setting, enhancing clinical skills in patient assessment and support within a medical context.
Psychosocial Support Intern
Goma, Nord-Kivu, Congo (Democratic Republic of the)
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Summary
Provided active listening and community psychosocial support within a center dedicated to physically disabled individuals.
Highlights
Delivered active listening support to individuals, fostering a safe space for emotional expression and promoting resilience.
Contributed to community psychosocial initiatives, enhancing mental well-being and social integration for beneficiaries.
Supported individuals in navigating personal challenges, demonstrating empathy and effective communication skills in a supportive environment.
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Master 2
Clinical Psychology
Grade: 66.74 %
Courses
Coping Strategies in Psychosocial Stress (Thesis)
Mental Health in Conflict Zones
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Master 1
Clinical Psychology
Grade: 67.41 %
Courses
Advanced Clinical Psychology
Research Methodology in Psychology
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Licence (Bac +3)
Psychology and Educational Sciences
Grade: 64.1 %
Courses
Impact of War on Youth Behavior (Thesis)
Educational Psychology
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Licence 1 et 2
Psychology and Educational Sciences
Grade: 64.8 %
Courses
General Psychology
Social Psychology
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Diplôme d'État
Social Techniques
Grade: 55 %
Courses
Social Work Principles
Community Development
Psychology Research Methodology, Qualitative Data Analysis, Quantitative Data Analysis, SPSS Software, Scientific Writing, Academic Reporting, APA Standards, Empirical Data Production, Scientific Visibility.
Clinical Interviews, Psychological Accompaniment, Psychosocial Support, Active Listening, Clinical Observation, Patient Psychological Care, Trauma-Informed Care, Coping Strategies, Community Mental Health.
Microsoft Word (Academic Formatting), Microsoft Excel (Data Management and Analysis), SPSS.
Université de Goma
Université Libre des Pays des Grands Lacs (ULPGL – Goma)
Summary
Proposed doctoral research project focusing on the prevalence and associated factors of mental disorders in the context of chronic insecurity in North Kivu, aiming to produce empirical data on mental health in conflict zones.
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Summary
A comparative study investigating coping strategies among residents of Goma and Bukavu facing psychosocial stress during periods of occupation, directed by Professeur Ordinaire Marcel Otita Likongo.
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Summary
Explored the lived experiences of war and their impact on the behavior of youth in the Majengo district of North Kivu province, directed by Dr Muhindo Binzaka Roger.