Dr. Nina Nguy, PSY.D

Dr. Nguy is hands down the most professional, likeable, knowledgeable, competent, compassionate, and (most importantly) EFFECTIVE mental health professional. I have always left our sessions feeling heard, and she balances being supportive of me and allowing me to express myself freely with holding me lovingly accountable for personal growth. Scheduling has never been an issue and she runs her practice in an efficient and organized manner. She has always been engaged in our sessions, takes notes in a way that is not distracting, and remembers details I have shared with her in the past. I feel incredibly heard and safe with Dr. Nguy. I have been working with her for over 3 years and hold only gratitude and appreciation for Dr. Nguy. Thanks to the work we've done together, I finally have a handle on my IBS, anxiety, and depression. She is truly a gem and working with her has helped me find internal peace and strength.

I’ve been working with Dr Nguy for a little over a year and she has been tremendously helpful. Her compassion and insight have helped me to better understand patterns of my behavior with just the right balance of challenge and nurture. I highly recommend Dr. Nguy!

I spent about a year with her in therapy. After two months progress stalled, it was not until later I realized she could not remember basic but important details. I would bring them back up again and she would either seem unaware we had the conversation before or would say "oh, thanks for reminding me, i forgot". During sessions she would commonly say "we'll pick up on that" or "we will get to that", months would pass by, and threads were never connected nor attempted to be connected. I realized she was essentially winging our sessions and likely not reading her notes. No goals, no aim, I feel like my time was wasted. I don't feel like i made much progress and this experience left me hesitant to start with another therapist. In the end, I feel like i was not that interesting to her. Pro: she is flexible with scheduling cons: unless you want to talk about things that just happened and have an ear to express current anxieties to, don't expect much.