Katlyn Wyatt

Katlyn Wyatt is a dedicated professional with a strong educational background in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Applied Psychology.

She holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Trevecca Nazarene University and a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology with minors in Human Resources and Communications from Bryant University.

Katlyn has experience working as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor at the Nashville Center of Trauma and Psychotherapy, where she provides valuable support to individuals dealing with mental health issues.

Her previous roles include serving as a Drug and Alcohol Counselor at Cedar Recovery, an Intern at Crotched Mountain Foundation, and an Office Assistant at Bryant University.

She also has experience as a Statistician and Statistician Supervisor at Bryant University, showcasing her versatile skill set.

Additionally, Katlyn has interned at the Elizabeth Buffum Chace Center- Kent County Superior Court, focusing on Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse cases.

Her educational achievements, coupled with her professional experiences, reflect her passion for helping others and making a positive impact in the field of mental health.

Katlyn Wyatt's diverse background and commitment to mental health make her a valuable asset in any counseling or therapeutic setting.