Committee Members |
Thank you to the following NCCBT Network members who have generously volunteered their time to support our mission and the responsibilities of our different Committees in partnership with our Leadership Committee. |
| Gian Bruno, AMFTDiversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee Co-Chair Gian Bruno (he/him) is an associate marriage and family therapist that provides individual and relationship therapy at the SF Therapy Collective and the San Francisco Marriage and Couples Center, both located in San Francisco. He has trained primarily in the treatment of anxiety and depression in adults, with a focus largely on the LGBTQ community. Gian has trained in a number of modalities, including CBT, ACT, EFT, and Mindfulness. |
| William Chan, PsyDDiversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee Member
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| Marlen Diaz, BAEducational Series Committee Student Representative Marlen Diaz, BA, (she/her) is a doctoral student in the Clinical Science program at UC Berkeley. Under the mentorship of Dr. Allison Harvey, Marlen does research in dissemination and implementation science to increase access to sustainable evidence-based psychological treatments in community settings that serve low-income, diverse, and underserved members of our communities. She also examines habit formation and dismantling to support behavior change sustainment in individuals. Marlen was recently awarded an NIH Diversity Supplement to further her research in habit dismantling. Furthermore, Marlen's clinical experience and interests span both therapy and assessments with teens-adults, with a particular interest in trauma, anxiety, and Spanish-speaking communities. |
| Nida Mirza, PhDDiversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee Member Dr. Nida Mirza (she/her) is a licensed clinical psychologist who provides therapy to adults from diverse and minoritized backgrounds. She works with patients across California and New York State from a culturally responsive lens and co-leads DEI at her group practice. She also provides behavioral health advising and consultation to health tech startups in Silicon Valley. She is involved in her community on two nonprofit boards for the last 6 years. Her professional and clinical interests include telemedicine, multicultural and intersectional approaches to treatment, and mindfulness. |
| Aimee Zhang, PsyDSocial Networking Committee Member Aimee Zhang, PsyD (she/her), is a licensed clinical psychologist (PSY33557) with expertise in delivering evidence-based treatments to adults and adolescents. Prior to starting her private practice, she was a Clinical Assistant Professor at Stanford University. She received her BA in Psychology, with departmental honors and university distinction, from Stanford University and PsyD in Clinical Psychology from the PGSP-Stanford PsyD Consortium. She completed internship at the VA Palo Alto Health Care System and her postdoctoral fellowship at Stanford University School of Medicine. Dr. Zhang has specialized training in the treatment of trauma and PTSD, body image concerns and eating disorders, stress, mood, anxiety disorders, and multicultural diversity. In addition to clinical work, Dr. Zhang has supervised graduate students and conducted research in the dissemination and implementation of evidence-based treatments, with a focus on increasing access to mental healthcare using technology. |
