Paige is a licensed provisional psychologist (College of Alberta Psychologists), co-founder of The Performance Code, and author of The Performance Code: How Belief, Perception, and the Mind Predict Performance (Skyhorse Publishing, Peakpoint Press). Her work bridges clinical neuroscience, performance psychology, and entrepreneurship. She blends her experience in neuropsychology and clinical psychology with the strategic mindset of a startup deep-tech founder and varsity athlete to help high-achieving professionals master stress, decision-making, and emotional performance. Paige earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Calgary, where she competed as a varsity middle- and long-distance track athlete. She later completed her Master’s in Clinical Psychology at Saybrook University (California), where her research focused on persistent symptoms following mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). She was one of 20,000 applicants awarded the Alan Watts $10,000 scholarship for her work on the Meaning of Happiness. She is currently a PhD candidate specializing in High Performance Psychology. She has received specialized training under the mentorship of Dr. Michael Yapko (depression and hypnosis) and Dr. Scott Miller (Feedback Informed Treatment [FIT] founder) and is certified in Trauma-Informed Therapy for Intimate Partner Violence (IPV). Her early clinical career included serving as a Senior Neuropsychometrician for Alberta Health Services (South Health Campus Hospital) and for medico-legal private practices, assessing complex cases such as traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, and neurodegenerative disorders. These experiences shaped her evidence-based, data-driven therapeutic approach.