Quyen Tiet, Ph.D.

Do you want life to be better? I was trained at Yale and Columbia University. Currently, I am a clinical associate professor at Stanford University School of Medicine's Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences (affiliate), as well as a professor at the California School of Professional Psychology. I'm licensed as a clinical psychologist in New York and California. While in New York, I served as an assistant professor at Columbia University. I bring more than 15 years of experience to my work as a psychologist. I focus on your strengths, not your failings, and work with you to achieve a happier and more meaningful life that draws upon your unique abilities.

My educational history includes a bachelor of arts from the University of California at Berkeley, and a master of arts and PhD from the University of Colorado at Boulder. I interned at Yale University, and completed my post-doctoral fellowship at Columbia University. If you're interested in the clinical research I have published, feel free to search my name using Google Scholar. I held a previous assistant professorship of clinical psychology at Columbia University's Department of Psychiatry. I'm a professional member of the American Psychological Association, and am active in the following divisions: -Division 12: Clinical Psychology -Division 56: Trauma Psychology -Division 50: Addictions -Division 45: Ethnic Minority Issues