Naomie Tremblay
Leadership Programs Coordinator
A fourth-year psychology student, Naomie is particularly interested in access to psychological support services for individuals living with chronic illnesses, as well as in the support and advocacy of people experiencing chronic pain. Her academic and professional interests also extend to the intersection of mental health, access to care, and the legal and social barriers faced by vulnerable communities.
She currently works as a psychosocial support worker and as a legal research assistant, where she also provides coordination and logistical support for various research and community-based initiatives. Through these experiences, she has developed a strong understanding of the importance of compassionate and accessible support systems, both within healthcare and legal contexts.
These roles continue to shape her human-centered, rigorous, and empathetic approach, grounded in attentive care and a commitment to responding to the needs of the individuals she supports.
