Psy.D. Kevin Becker

Kevin Becker, Psy.D. is a psychologist who has specialized in the field of psychological trauma for nearly 30 years. He has worked with individuals, communities, global corporations, and governments on a wide variety of topics related to the effects of trauma and crisis. In the wake of September 11th, Dr. Becker oversaw multiple projects in New York and Boston that provided support to families and victims of the attacks. He personally led a team of seven professionals in a yearlong research and service project with managers and employees of a government agency who had been housed at the WTC. Following the South Asia tsunami he spent a month in Sri Lanka where he developed and delivered a training program for the government which he used to train professionals from across the country. He has assisted governments in Singapore and Pakistan with their crisis preparedness programs.

Served as director of The Trauma Center, where he oversaw the development of local, national, and international projects in collaboration with public and private agencies.

During his tenure, The Trauma Center was granted status as a practice site for the National Child Traumatic Stress Network and became the first agency in the nation to operate a federally funded crisis intervention and assessment program for human trafficking victims.

Worked for several years in the private sector as Vice President for Marsh Crisis Consulting, where I worked with Ambassador Paul Bremer, who later became Chief Administrator in Iraq.

Consultant to financial institutions, the entertainment industry, and health care organizations around the world on issues of leadership and preparedness for organizational crises.

Director and producer of an award-winning documentary PTSD: Beyond Survival.

Published multiple articles on the psychological impact of trauma and crisis and he lectures and trains frequently.

The principle at Organizational Resilience International

Former Director of the Institute for Trauma & Crisis in the Continuing Education Program at Harvard’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry.