Graduate-Level Psychology Tutor | Research Methods, Stats, APA 7

Jessica O.

I work with psychology students who want to actually understand their coursework, not just survive it. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, graduated summa cum laude, and I am currently completing a Master of Science in Psychology with a concentration in Forensic Psychology (set to graduate in April). Alongside my academic training, I work in Graduate Medical Education within a hospital system, supporting physician and residency training programs. That professional background keeps me grounded in evidence-based thinking, ethical standards, and clear academic communication.

My experience includes one-on-one academic support for undergraduate and graduate psychology students, particularly in research-heavy and conceptually demanding courses. I regularly help students make sense of research methods, statistics for the social sciences, and APA 7 expectations, with an emphasis on interpretation and structure rather than rote rules. I approach tutoring as a collaborative process--breaking complex material down, identifying where understanding is breaking down, and rebuilding it in a way that actually sticks.

I work best with advanced undergraduate and graduate level students in psychology, including those completing capstones, theses, or clinically and forensically oriented coursework. I keep my caseload intentionally small so I can offer thoughtful, focused support. My goal is not just to help students complete an assignment, but to help them leave sessions feeling more confident, capable, and in control of their academic work.