Jeremiah Trapp, MSW, LCSW

Behavioral Health Consultant, National Guard Programs, Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress
Department of Psychiatry
Uniformed Services University

Jeremiah Trapp, MSW, LCSW, serves as the Behavioral Health Consultant for National Guard Programs at the Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress (CSTS). In this role, he provides expert consultation and strategic collaboration to enhance mental health initiatives and operational readiness within the National Guard.

Mr. Trapp is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and certified mediator with nearly two decades of experience in military and civilian mental health. Prior to joining CSTS, he served as the Director of Psychological Health and Behavioral Health Officer for the Nevada Army National Guard for nearly ten years. His extensive military background also includes an active-duty tour as a social worker and clinic director within the US Special Operations Command.

His career spans a diverse range of clinical and leadership roles, including serving as a Suicide Prevention Coordinator for the Department of Veterans Affairs and as a Supervisor for the Greene County Juvenile Division. Additionally, Mr. Trapp has maintained a private practice providing individual, family, and group therapy for adults and adolescents, and has served as a case manager for Child Protective Services.

Mr. Trapp’s research interests focus on the intersection of modern technology and psychological well-being, specifically the impact of social media on anxiety and interpersonal relationships. He is also interested in the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to predict mental health outcomes in military personnel.

Outside of his professional work, Mr. Trapp is an avid outdoor enthusiast who enjoys trail running, biking, skiing, and martial arts. He is a passionate investor in real estate and enjoys spending time with his two sons.