Sophia Cumplido-Wilson

Sophia Cumplido Wilson is a dedicated mental health professional and researcher with significant experience in crisis intervention, counseling, and psychological research. Currently serving as an On-Call Program Associate at San Francisco Suicide Prevention, Sophia provides critical support on 24-hour hotlines. Additionally, as a Bilingual Counselor at Progress Foundation, responsibilities include assisting clients in a Spanish-speaking psychiatric treatment program and advocating for their rehabilitation needs. Previous roles include research positions at Stanford University's SPARK Lab, focusing on early childhood assessments, and various labs at McGill University, including the Bagot Behavioural Neurogenomics Lab and the Roy Pain Lab, where studies explored the impacts of psilocybin and fibromyalgia on neurocognitive functions. Sophia holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Biology from McGill University.