Madison is a Masters’ level therapist who obtained a dual Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Social Psychology from Ball State University. She is currently a PhD student at Ball State University in the Counseling Psychology department. Over the course of her career, Madison has worked in diverse clinical settings, including community mental health clinics, private practice, and domestic violence shelters. In addition to her clinical work, Madison engages in research focused on weight-related issues and social justice, with particular interest in how societal attitudes toward body size impact mental health and well-being. Outside of her professional roles, Madison enjoys strength training, playing golf, and attending live music events. She shares her home with three cats—Oliver, Chloe, and Tolouse—who keep life playful.