Krystoffer Bowman

Krystoffer Bowman is a Non-Core Assistant Professor of Counseling at the School of Counseling, College of Adult and Graduate Studies, Liberty University. His role reflects a part-time or adjunct academic position with a strong emphasis on clinical practice, teaching, and advocacy in mental health counseling.

• Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision (ABD), Liberty University
• Ed.D. in Counseling Psychology (ABD), Argosy University
• M.S. in General Mental Health Counseling (CACREP), Capella University
• Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Theory in Mental Health Services, Capella University
• B.S. in Criminal Justice, Kaplan University
• A.A.S. in Information Systems Technology and Criminal Justice, Community College of the Air Force

Dr. Bowman’s research and professional interests center on trauma-informed care, technology addiction, social justice advocacy, and faith-integrated counseling. His clinical expertise spans equine-assisted therapy, telehealth, narcissistic abuse, partner betrayal, and military/veteran mental health. He employs a dynamic, eclectic, and spiritually grounded approach to both therapy and pedagogy.

His scholarly output includes manuscripts and conference presentations focusing on counselor resilience, online supervision, trauma saturation, and digital wellness. The publications reveal a strong commitment to practical, evidence-based strategies in counseling education and clinical innovation.

Notable certifications and awards include:

• National Certified Counselor (NCC) and Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) from NBCC
• Board Certified TeleMental Health (BC-TMH) Provider
• EMDR-Trained and Equine-Assisted Therapy Specialist (EAGALA, Path Intl.)
• Multiple certifications from AASAT in sex and partner betrayal trauma
• Victim and Child Advocacy credentials from NOVA, COVA, and DoD
• Master Resiliency Trainer from University of Pennsylvania

Dr. Bowman has served as a lecturer, facilitator, and keynote speaker on topics such as eating disorders, adolescent technology addiction, and recovery for military populations. While no formal advisees are listed, his role in supervision and training suggests mentorship activities. His diverse background in law enforcement, military, and emergency medicine enriches his holistic, service-oriented approach to mental health.

He is actively engaged in community and professional development through presentations, advocacy, and faith-based initiatives, demonstrating a sustained commitment to advancing counseling practice and education.