Keystone Doc History, Genealogy, and Psychology Research
I am an independent researcher trained in non-clinical psychology research, but I’m also interested in the human stories within genealogy and history. I share selected public and personal research projects along with the real process behind them—the thinking, the stuck points, the adaptations, and the lessons that emerge along the way. This includes both the stronger moments and the imperfect ones, because careful work benefits from honest reflection.
You’re welcome to look around. Explore the projects and posts, take what resonates, and know it’s alright to have your own perspectives and approaches. Research is a necessary part of science, and science depends on openness to new ideas and constructive criticism, along with proper testing under the scientific method. None of us has a complete view, and the work is better when we stay open to new or different ideas while making the well-informed decisions.