Bailey is a first-year Ph.D. student in Clinical Psychology at Long Island University–Brooklyn. Before  starting her doctorate, Bailey spent two years as a Clinical Research Coordinator for the PREDiCTOR  Study at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where she researched leveraging multimodal  behavioral data to predict and prevent adverse outcomes in mental healthcare. She graduated with  Distinction from the University of Michigan, where she majored in Psychology and minored in the History of Medicine and Health. While at the University of Michigan, Bailey worked as an ABA technician  and peer group facilitator. 

Bailey is highly interested in child and family psychology, with a specific passion for examining the role of  the parent-child relationship in the onset, course, and treatment of child mental health conditions. She  has experience working with clients from toddlerhood to adulthood and across various presentations,  social contexts, and clinical needs.  

Bailey is thrilled to join the BHBA team and looks forward to growing as a clinician while fostering a  welcoming and accepting environment for patients to achieve their therapeutic goals. 

Outside of her studies and clinical work, Bailey enjoys reading, baking, and hiking with her two dogs.