A sample of engagements across claim substantiation, sensory research, and fractional research leadership. Client details are confidential; category and methodology are shared where permitted.
Active contributor to ASTM E18 committee standards development for sensory evaluation methodology. Work directly informs industry-standard testing protocols used in claim substantiation globally.
Applied research collaborations outside core consulting. The contribution here is scientific, not advisory.
A science-based safer falling training program for adults 55+, adapted from judo and stunt training methodology. Powered by Atlanta Judo Midtown, the program applies behavioral and motor learning principles to reduce fall-related injury risk and build confidence in active seniors.
Visit thefallingclass.com →A randomized controlled trial evaluating The Falling Class, conducted in partnership with Dr. Feng Yang and Georgia State University. Currently recruiting adults 55+ with no prior safer-falling, judo, or perturbation training experience.
Inquire at fallprevention@gsu.edu →An analytical essay submitted to the American Journal of Public Health for peer review. Title: "Program Evaluation of Community-Based Safer Falling Training for Older Adults: The Falling Class." Authors span Psyconsultants LLC, Atlanta Judo Midtown, the Augusta University School of Public Health, the Emory University School of Medicine, and the Georgia State University Department of Physical Therapy.
A partnership and grant award with Mercer University to develop a simulation-based interprofessional experience for healthcare students. Launching in 2027, the project brings together students across nine programs at Mercer's Atlanta-based Health Sciences Center to build awareness of age-friendly care, the impact of injurious falls, and novel judo-based injury prevention.