Alice Truong

Alice grew up in Lebanon and began her college studies at River Valley Community College during the pandemic. She later transferred to the University of New Hampshire, where she discovered a passion for psychology and added a second major in Justice Studies.

At UNH, Alice explored the intersection of social justice and mental health, which led her to join the Crimes against Children Research Center. There, she contributed to research on child sexual abuse cases and recovery programs, deepening her interest in understanding the link between trauma, justice, and healing.

After earning her dual degree, Alice expected to continue her work in a research institution or hospital setting. Instead, she joined Mountain Valley, where she has found the experience both rewarding and formative. Her role strengthens her long-term goal of bridging clinical research with clinical practice.

Outside of work, Alice enjoys painting, hiking with friends, and spending time with her family. She brings the same curiosity and care she values in her professional life to her personal passions and relationships.