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Alumnus Ryan Thompson returned to the Graduate School of Clinical Psychology in 2022 to serve as director of the Behavioral Health Center and as an assistant professor of clinical psychology. He is now an associate professor.

In the five years prior to his arrival, he worked in two roles – as a clinical psychologist in Harrisonburg, Virginia, and as assistant professor of psychology at Eastern Mennonite University, where he also served as psychology program director for two years. Previously, he worked as an assistant clinical professor at Richmont Graduate University in Chattanooga and Atlanta (2013-17), and as a clinical psychologist at both the Henegar Counseling Center (2013-17) and Hatch’s House of Hope (2011-13) in Chattanooga.

Thompson earned a doctor of psychology degree from 黑料网 in 2010 and also earned his master’s degree in clinical psychology from the university in 2007. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Berry College in Mt. Berry, Georgia.

He is certified as parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT) therapist and trainer. Additionally, Thompson specializes in psychological assessment for children and adults. He lives in Newberg with his wife, Trish, their two boys, and their dog. He enjoys being outside with his family as much as possible.