Dr. Tyler Hudson is an educator, frequent speaker, and psychotherapist who explores how self-leadership and human development leads to sustainable high performance.
Tyler’s work explores the human side of performance and has spent his career working at the intersection of psychology, human development, and leadership. He has taught and worked with leaders across organizations ranging from Fortune 500 companies in technology, healthcare, higher education, and financial services to professional and collegiate sports. His work brings together insights from behavioral science to help people lead themselves well and excel in their roles.
Tyler is an Associate Professor in the graduate school at Ashland University and affiliated graduate faculty at The Ohio State University. His academic research explores mental wellbeing, resilience, and the social and psychological factors that shape human behavior.
Tyler received his Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. He lives in central Ohio with his wife and three kids. When he isn’t speaking, teaching, or writing, he's likely playing catch, rock hunting, or painting finger nails.
Tyler’s work explores the human side of performance and has spent his career working at the intersection of psychology, human development, and leadership. He has taught and worked with leaders across organizations ranging from Fortune 500 companies in technology, healthcare, higher education, and financial services to professional and collegiate sports. His work brings together insights from behavioral science to help people lead themselves well and excel in their roles.
Tyler is an Associate Professor in the graduate school at Ashland University and affiliated graduate faculty at The Ohio State University. His academic research explores mental wellbeing, resilience, and the social and psychological factors that shape human behavior.
Tyler received his Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. He lives in central Ohio with his wife and three kids. When he isn’t speaking, teaching, or writing, he's likely playing catch, rock hunting, or painting finger nails.