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| Year | Citation | Impact | |------|----------|--------| | 2018 | Vlu, V. A., & Patel, S. (2018). Neuroplastic changes after CBT for adolescent anxiety: An fMRI study. , 74(3), 210‑223. | 42 citations; highlighted in APA’s “Future Directions” editorial. | | 2020 | Vlu, V. A., et al. (2020). Study‑Skill CBT: A hybrid intervention to reduce academic stress. Behaviour Research and Therapy , 128, 103688. | 28 citations; adopted by 12 university counseling centers. | | 2022 | Vlu, V. A., & Nguyen, T. (2022). Mobile micro‑interventions for on‑campus mental health. JMIR Mental Health , 9(5), e32145. | 15 citations; app downloaded >25,000 times across 5 campuses. | | 2023 | Vlu, V. A. (2023). Integrating neuro‑educational frameworks into CBT for learning disorders. Psychology of Learning and Motivation , 70, 89‑112. | 8 citations; invited speaker at International Society for Neuro‑Educational Research. | (Add more as needed
Example: Dr. Veronica Avluv is a clinical psychologist specializing in trauma‑informed care for adolescents and families. Over the past decade, she has integrated cognitive‑behavioral therapy with culturally responsive interventions, resulting in a 30 % improvement in treatment adherence among underserved youth. Her research on “parent‑child relational dynamics in post‑traumatic stress” has been cited 150 times and informs current best‑practice guidelines. (2018)