ABOUT UNIVERSITY

Throughout her career, Dr. Nguyen has been committed to bridging the gap between psychological research and clinical practice. She has been a consultant for numerous mental health organizations and has served on review panels for the National Institutes of Health and the American Psychological Association.

Dr. Nguyen’s research is centered on the development of effective therapeutic interventions for mood and anxiety disorders. Her recent studies investigate how mindfulness-based approaches can enhance traditional cognitive-behavioral therapies to improve treatment outcomes for individuals with depression and generalized anxiety disorder. Dr. Nguyen’s research employs a range of methodologies, including clinical trials, longitudinal studies, and qualitative assessments to evaluate the effectiveness of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) and other integrative treatment models.

One major project currently underway is exploring the impact of mindfulness practices on emotional regulation and stress resilience in both clinical populations and the general public. Additionally, Dr. Nguyen is examining how these practices can be adapted for diverse cultural contexts to enhance their accessibility and effectiveness.

Her work has been published in leading psychology and mental health journals, and she regularly presents her findings at national and international conferences. Dr. Nguyen is also involved in developing community-based mental health programs that aim to make psychological interventions more accessible to underserved populations.