Adriana Mot’s research focuses on the intersections of design, human behavior, and wellbeing, with particular emphasis on spatial environments, daily rhythms, stress regulation, and environmental modulation. She develops evidence-based frameworks that bridge practice and empirical inquiry.

Academic Credentials

MA candidate in Psychology – Faculty of Graduate Studies, Harvard, USA

Certified, Applied Positive Psychology – Faculty of Health, Stanford Medicine, USA

Certified, Visual Perception and the Brain – Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, Duke, USA

Master of Arts, Honours, Creative Writing – Faculty of Arts, University of Hull, U.K.

Double Bachelor, Architecture and Environmental Studies – Faculty of Architecture, University of Waterloo, Canada

Graduate-level coursework, Culture and Communication, Sociology, Environmental Studies – Faculty of Interdisciplinary Studies, York University, Canada

Research Focus

• Spatial design and behavioral wellbeing

• Stress, sleep, and daily rhythm modulation

• Environmental influences on cognitive and emotional states

• Non-clinical applications of psychological and communication research for creative professionals

Projects & Frameworks

• Selftropy™ — interdisciplinary, evidence-informed framework connecting space, time, and inner language to daily wellbeing. adriana mot

Academic Resources

• Download Academic CV (PDF) (coming soon)

• Selected works and publications (coming soon)