Dr. Taylor Stuteville, Psy.D
Licensed Psychologist

Dr. Taylor Stuteville earned her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) from Kansas City University. She completed specialized internship and postdoctoral training with an emphasis in police and public safety psychology, providing psychological services to first responders to include individual, couples, and group therapy, crisis intervention, violence prevention education, peer support training, and threat assessment for both public safety agencies and diverse corporate organizations. She also received advanced clinical training in chronic pain management.

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Her areas of clinical focus include psychological assessment, trauma, crisis intervention, threat assessment, and optimizing performance in high-risk operational environments.

Dr. Stuteville has a longstanding personal connection to the first responder community, with multiple family members serving in law enforcement and public safety. This perspective, combined with her specialized training, provides her with a unique understanding of the occupational demands placed on first responders and their families.

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Dr. Stuteville is a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and has focused her research on optimizing psychological and physiological performance in high-stress operational environments. Her doctoral dissertation, The Effects of a Diaphragmatic Breathing Intervention on Shooting Accuracy Within a Law Enforcement Population, examined the role of physiological regulation in performance under stress and demonstrated improvements in shooting accuracy among law enforcement officers in the Kansas City metropolitan area.