Taylor Pratt
Student, Research Assistant, and Bookkeeper in Toronto Ontario
Taylor Pratt is a young entrepreneur who, by age 17, founded Pratts Bookkeeping Services, teaching herself the skills required to run a successful client-based business.
Taylor is a recent Bachelor of Arts graduate from Western University, where she completed an Honours Thesis in Psychology.
While attending University, Taylor worked as a Research Assistant for multiple professors, which allowed her to present at the 2017 ENGAGE conference at Guelph University and receive an invitation to present at the International Society for the Study of Individual Differences Conference in Florence, Italy.
Taylor co-founded and co-coordinated RAAD (Recovery Addictions Awareness Day), partnering with 6 local Ontario Health Services, 2 Addiction Centres in Detroit, 3 clubs at Western University and students at the University of British Columba.
Taylor is certified in Mental Health First Aid and suicide prevention, receiving her certification from the Mental Health Commissions of Canada and SafeTALK, respectfully.
Recently, Taylor worked on The Coronavirus Health Project, funded by United Way, which investigated the impact of COVID-19 on Huron County's Rural healthcare system.
Most recently, Taylor volunteered at the London Family Court Clinic as a Clinical Research Associate on the Suicide Postvention Project.