Dr. Nicole Cutts holds a Ph.D. from the California School of Professional Psychology- LA, where her emphasis of study was Multicultural Community Clinical Psychology. She also holds a B.S. in Psychology from Howard University. Currently based in Washington, D.C., Dr. Cutts is a contributing writer for Identity Television and The Next Level and sits on the D.C. Bar Association Lawyer’s Counseling Committee. She has appeared on BET’s The Center, the BBC, and various radio programs. She has co-authored and published several articles in the area of psychology and sociology for books and scientific and literary journals. Her writings on Corporate Wellness have appeared on the websites of the US Chamber of Commerce, the National Black Chamber of Commerce, and the Caribbean Chamber of Commerce. She is a former faculty member of The University of MD-Baltimore County.
An avid yoga student, her dedication to well-being and her belief that well-being should extend to the work-place motivated her to start Cutts Consulting in 2002. Since then she has been helping organizations and individuals clarify and achieve their Vision of Success utilizing a combination of lessons drawn from her years of study and experience as a psychologist and working professional. She very much believes one can be productive while finding joy in their work.
Dr. Nicole Cutts holds a Ph.D. from the California School of Professional Psychology- LA, where her emphasis of study was Multicultural Community Clinical Psychology. She also holds a B.S. in Psychology from Howard University. Currently based in Washington, D.C., Dr. Cutts is a contributing writer for Identity Television and The Next Level and sits on the D.C. Bar Association Lawyer’s Counseling Committee. She has appeared on BET’s The Center, the BBC, and various radio programs. She has co-authored and published several articles in the area of psychology and sociology for books and scientific and literary journals. Her writings on Corporate Wellness have appeared on the websites of the US Chamber of Commerce, the National Black Chamber of Commerce, and the Caribbean Chamber of Commerce. She is a former faculty member of The University of MD-Baltimore County.