Craig J. Bryan

About the Author

Craig J. Bryan, PhD, ABPP, is a renowned clinical psychologist and leading expert in suicide prevention, with a career dedicated to advancing mental health care through evidence-based practices. As a professor and director of the National Center for Veterans Studies at the University of Utah, he has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles and books that bridge research and clinical application. His work emphasizes accessible, brief interventions to mitigate suicide risk, particularly among high-risk populations like veterans and active-duty military personnel. Bryan's innovative approaches have influenced national guidelines and training programs, earning him recognition from organizations such as the American Psychological Association. Through his writing, he empowers clinicians to deliver compassionate, effective care that saves lives.