Nadia Bhuiyan

Nadia Bhuiyan is an Associate Clinical Professor and Director of the Auburn University Psychological Services Clinic (AUPSC) at Auburn University's Department of Psychological Sciences. She holds a PhD in Clinical and Health Psychology from the University of Florida and a BA from Auburn University. Her clinical and research expertise focuses on neurodevelopmental disorders, early childhood disorders, and autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

• Education:
• PhD in Clinical and Health Psychology, University of Florida (201X)
• BA in Psychology, Auburn University (20XX)
• Clinical Experience:
• Postdoctoral Fellowship: Marcus Autism Center, Emory University School of Medicine (20XX-20XX)
• Internship: Clinical Child and Pediatric Psychology, University of Florida Health Science Center (20XX-20XX)

Her work emphasizes developmental, neuropsychological, and psychoeducational assessments, alongside evidence-based therapies like Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT). She provides individual and family therapy for psychological, developmental, and medical symptomatology in pediatric populations.

As AUPSC Director, she oversees clinical services addressing autism and neurodevelopmental disorders, ensuring access to care for underserved communities through initiatives like the Auburn Family-funded program for children needing ASD services.