Luke Nathan, Psy.D. is a sport psychology professional dedicated to helping athletes optimize performance, build resilience, and enhance overall well-being. He earned his Doctorate in Organizational Psychology from Rutgers University's Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology and utilizes evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), to support athletes in achieving both personal and competitive success.

Currently serving within a Division I Big Ten athletic department, Dr. Luke has worked with athletes at every stage of development, including youth athletes across a wide range of sports, Division I collegiate athletes, and professional athletes, including NFL players. His experience spans individual performance consulting, mental health support, team-building workshops, and the development of comprehensive athlete wellness programs.

As a former Division I student-athlete, Dr. Luke competed on the Rutgers Men's Basketball team during one of the program's most successful eras. His firsthand experience navigating the demands of high-level athletics shapes his approach, allowing him to connect with athletes through both clinical expertise and lived experience. By combining evidence-based practice with an understanding of the unique pressures of elite competition, Dr. Luke helps athletes develop the mental skills necessary for sustained excellence in sport and life.