Bryan McNutt

Dr. Bryan McNutt (he/him/his) is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (PhD), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), and Certified Employee Assistance Counselor (CEAP). Dr. McNutt currently serves as an internal employee assistance psychologist, organizational consultant, and clinical supervisor with the Faculty and Staff Assistance Program at the University of California, San Diego (UC San Diego). Through his work at UC San Diego, he specializes in providing psychotherapeutic services for faculty and staff members of the campus community, as well as critical incident debriefings, management consultations, and various departmental trainings and workshops about mental health and the workplace. In addition, he serves as a core member of the campus behavioral threat assessment and management team. Dr. McNutt has several years of professional experience within a wide variety of clinical settings, including inpatient and outpatient psychiatric care (intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization), substance abuse and rehabilitation treatment, short-term acute residential psychiatric care, hospice care, military installation support, and private practice work. Dr. McNutt has specialized in traumatic stress, grief and loss, occupational mental health, as well as working with sexual and gender diverse clients. He also maintains ongoing research interests in sexual identity development and sexual minority stress, as well as the phenomenon of organizational trauma and loss from a systems psychodynamics perspective. Dr. McNutt also serves as a peer reviewer and consulting editor for the Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health and the Journal of Threat Assessment and Management, both of which are published through the American Psychological Association (APA).