Roger Nolan

Roger Nolan, PsyD, is an Adjunct Professor at Antioch University's MA in Clinical Psychology program. He specializes in mindfulness-based psychotherapy, neurobiology, and trauma, integrating these into clinical practice. Since 2002, Dr. Nolan has taught mindfulness practices and holds a license as a Marriage & Family Therapist (2011).

• Doctor of Psychology (PsyD), California Southern University (magna cum laude)
• MA in Counseling Psychology, Pacifica Graduate Institute
• BGS in Theater, University of Kansas

His research focuses on applying mindfulness-based practices to address trauma and enhance therapeutic outcomes. He has practiced meditation since 1973, contributing to the field through teaching and clinical applications.

Dr. Nolan's work, such as his 2009 publication on mindfulness meditation research methodology, highlights his expertise in ensuring participant safety and rigorous training in clinical studies. This underscores his commitment to advancing mindfulness interventions in psychology.

• Best Meditation Classes for Beginners (Los Angeles Magazine, 2006)

He teaches courses like Mindfulness In Clinical Practice (MAP/SDP PSY 533K) and Professional Ethics and Law (MAP PSY 548), reflecting his dual emphasis on therapeutic practice and professional standards.