Dr. Abid is an accomplished psychologist and Assistant Professor. With a PhD in General Psychology, she has established herself as a dedicated academic and researcher, contributing extensively to the fields of cognitive psychology, mental health interventions, and culturally adaptive practices. Her research focuses on understanding complex psychological phenomena, such as the interplay between cognitive engagement and mental well-being, particularly in underrepresented populations. Dr. Mueen Abid has a keen interest in transdiagnostic interventions and has actively worked on projects addressing mental health challenges in low- and middle-income countries, employing innovative methodologies and culturally relevant frameworks. An advocate for collaborative, cross-cultural research, Dr. Mueen Abid has successfully led and participated in international projects, including the adaptation and scaling of WHO-endorsed mental health interventions across Pakistan and other regions. Her work has been recognized through prestigious grants and presentations at leading global conferences. In addition to her academic pursuits, Dr. Abid is deeply invested in mentoring young researchers and advancing the science of psychology to meet the socio-economic needs of Pakistan. Her vision is to bridge the gap between research and practice, fostering sustainable solutions to improve mental health outcomes. Dr. Abid’s dedication, coupled with her innovative approaches, continues to shape the future of mental health research and intervention design.