Alberto Cabrera

Dr. Alberto Cabrera is a professor, therapist, and researcher with extensive experience as a licensed clinical social worker, board-approved supervisor, field instructor, and director in diverse mental health settings. He has also served as an adjunct professor at the University of Houston and Baylor University, teaching graduate students in clinical practice, practicum supervision, and evidence-based intervention courses.

Dr. Cabrera's research focuses on improving mental health access and reducing stigma within Latino communities, with particular emphasis on empirically supported treatments for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). As a scholar-practitioner, Dr. Cabrera bridges the gap between clinical practice and research to advance culturally responsive care. His scholarly work has been published in leading journals and presented at national and international conferences.

Drawing from clinical experience across inpatient psychiatric hospitals, medical settings, and community practice, Dr. Cabrera's research aims to address mental health disparities and improve treatment outcomes for individuals living with OCD and related conditions.

Dr. Cabrera has been recognized with multiple awards, including the American Psychological Association's Doctoral Interdisciplinary Minority Fellowship and "Best in Patient Satisfaction" honors.

He received his bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Houston, master's degree in social work from Baylor University, and completed his doctoral degree in social work at the University of Houston.