Bret Moore

Dr. Bret Moore is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Clinical Psychopharmacology at The Chicago School, specializing in online education. A board-certified clinical psychologist and prescribing psychologist in New Mexico and Texas, he brings expertise in military psychology, trauma recovery, and psychopharmacological interventions.

• Education: Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology (Adler University, 2004), M.S. in Clinical Psychopharmacology (Fairleigh Dickinson University, 2009), M.A. in Counseling (Western Michigan University, 1997), B.S. in Social and Rehabilitation Services (University of Southern Mississippi, 1994)

His research focuses on military mental health, posttraumatic growth, and integrative approaches to anxiety disorders. He has pioneered work in psychopharmacology training for psychologists and developed frameworks for collaborative prescribing practices.

Publications include foundational texts like Posttraumatic Growth Workbook (2016) and Anxiety Disorders: A Guide to Integrating Psychopharmacology and Psychotherapy (2013), reflecting his leadership in translating clinical research into practical applications.

Scientific Recognition:

• Fellow, American Psychological Association
• Arthur W. Melton Award for Early Career Achievement in Military Psychology (APA Division 19)
• Early Career Achievement Award in Public Service Psychology (APA Division 18)

As a two-tour Iraq veteran and former Army psychologist, he contributes military expertise to his teaching philosophy: mentoring students to identify personal academic growth areas rather than dictating learning paths. His media appearances (CNN, BBC, New York Times) amplify public discourse on clinical and military psychology.