Bryan McNutt

Dr. Bryan McNutt, PhD is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (PSY 28897), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT 52348), and Certified Employee Assistance Professional (CEAP), with several years of professional experience from within a wide variety of clinical settings. These include inpatient psychiatric treatment, sub-acute psychiatric residential care, intensive outpatient/partial hospitalization treatment, general outpatient rehabilitation care, substance abuse treatment, hospice care, military installation support, internal and external models of employee assistance programs (EAP), and private practice. Dr. McNutt’s psychotherapeutic experience includes working with individuals, groups, families, and couples, with specializations in treating traumatic stress, grief and loss, violence risk assessment, and working with sexual and gender diverse clients. Dr. McNutt is certified through the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a Master Trainer in best practices of behavioral threat assessment and management (BTAM).

In addition to his clinical experience, Dr. McNutt has also held positions in administrative management and higher education, including graduate level adjunct faculty instruction in counseling psychology, clinical psychology, and marriage and family therapy, as well as serving as a clinical supervisor overseeing the training and professional development of pre-licensed clinicians. He is a peer reviewer for two academic journals: Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health (Taylor & Francis), and Journal of Threat Assessment and Management (APA), as well as a published researcher with a focus on diverse experiences of grief and bereavement, the mental health of sexual and gender minorities, behavioral health in the workplace, violence risk assessment and management, and organizational trauma.