Hi, I'm Cheryl. I write in American English and I'm a fan of the Oxford comma. I’m a psychology dissertation editor with over 15 years of experience in higher education instruction and research, supporting undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students. I've worked in several major academic medical centers, including Weill Cornell Medicine, Rutgers, and Albert Einstein College of Medicine. My EdD dissertation topic was "Artificial Intelligence Use by Public Health Undergraduates Taking 100-Level Courses: A Qualitative Exploratory Case Study" based on my observations as an online anatomy and physiology instructor, and my PhD dissertation topic was "A Quantitative Cross-Sectional Study of Cannabis and Quality of Life in Patients with Gastrointestinal Cancers" based on observations I made as a clinical researcher. Thus, I am prepared to help you with qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods approaches.

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As a psychology dissertation editor, I’ve helped students move from uncertainty to clarity, whether they’re refining a research question, strengthening their methodology, or polishing their final manuscript for submission. I understand that dissertation work is not just about writing; it’s about thinking critically, organizing complex ideas, and meeting rigorous academic standards.

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I help PhD and PsyD students focus on clarity, structure, argumentation, and alignment across chapters, while also helping you navigate academic conventions and expectations. I also provide guidance on writing doctoral assignments, planning research, journal submissions, and applications for postdocs or the next phase of your professional career. Whether you’re just starting your dissertation or preparing for defense, I provide tailored support to help you produce work that is clear, rigorous, and impactful.

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To learn more about my professional background and experience, please visit the About section. You can visit LinkedIn profile by clicking the icon below.