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Welcome to Dr Kevin Dyer

9 September, 2024

Dr Kevin Dyer - Academic Director

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Dr Kevin Dyer

Dr Kevin Dyer is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Academic Director for the Doctorate programme. He has held a number of lead clinician positions, including Head of Adult Mental Health in the Northern HSC Trust and Psychology Lead of the Northern Ireland Regional Trauma Network. His research interests include (1) Complex Trauma phenomenology, theory, and treatment; (2) the role of “Troubles”-related trauma in mental health issues of the Northern Ireland population; (3) psychological therapy outcomes; and (4) innovative interventions for PTSD and OCD (e.g., phase-oriented therapy, virtual reality paradigms).

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