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Dr. Simon Lisaingo is an Assistant Professor of Teaching at the University of British Columbia (UBC), affiliated with the Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, and Special Education within the School and Applied Child Psychology (SACP). As a UBC alumnus and current SACP Program Coordinator, he focuses on home-school consultative interventions, self-regulated learning, and school mental health advocacy. His work emphasizes collaboration with rural and Indigenous communities and the integration of trauma-informed practices in student support systems.
- Education: PhD in School and Applied Child Psychology (SACP) Program at UBC.
His research interests span family-school collaboration, emotion regulation, psychological assessment, and expanding school psychology roles through telepsychology. His publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to emotional and behavioral challenges in education, with a focus on teacher collaboration, cognitive-behavioral strategies, and systemic interventions. Awards include the UBC Public Scholars Initiative, CAPSLE Fellowship, and SSHRC Storytellers Challenge.
- UBC Public Scholars Initiative
- CAPSLE in Education Research Fellowship
- Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarships (CGS) Doctoral Scholarship
- SSHRC Storytellers Student Challenge
Dr. Lisaingo does not currently supervise research students but contributes to educational practice through courses like EPSE 550 and EPSE 554. His prior roles include classroom teaching in Vancouver, Ottawa, and the Yukon, along with clinical experience at the BC Psychosis Program and Mood Disorders Clinic.
