Charlotte Little

Charlotte is a graduate student completing her MSc in Mental Health in the Department of Psychiatry at McGill University. She is jointly supervised by Dr. Iyer and Dr. Jai Shah. Charlotte’s past research experience involved working as a research assistant in Dr. Ian Gold’s Neurophilosophy Lab with a research focus on human empathy, delusions and conspiratorial beliefs. She also worked as a research assistant and eventual lab coordinator for Dr. Reut Gruber’s Attention, Behaviour and Sleep Lab, where she investigated adolescent sleep, cognition and mental well-being. In her graduate work, Charlotte aims to examine the complex interplay between the built environment and youth mental health. In addition to her enthusiasm for research, Charlotte is passionate about increasing the accessibility to and awareness of mental health support resources for youth and underserved groups. In her free time, Charlotte enjoys exploring the city, drinking coffee, reading, and attending live music and sports events.