Adam Brandt

Adam Brandt, PhD, is a faculty member at Campbell University with expertise in Buddhist psychology and the intersection of faith with multicultural development. His clinical experience spans obsessive-compulsive disorder, existential challenges, and psycho-spiritual concerns across diverse populations including college students, adults, and teenagers.

• Education
  • Master of Science in Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, University of Dayton
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling and Counselor Education, North Carolina State University

Research focuses on integrating Buddhist psychological frameworks with modern counseling practices and exploring the interplay between spirituality and cultural identity. Clinical work emphasizes evidence-based approaches to OCD and existential psychotherapy.

Scientific Awards

• 2022 ASERVIC Research Award

In his personal life, Adam enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, musical pursuits on guitar, and refining his coffee-making rituals.