A Psychoeducational & Interpersonal Processing Group
Navigating Traumatic Grief
Grief is difficult.
When grief and trauma occur together, the experience can feel disorienting, isolating, and hard to put into words.
about dr. Wyatt
Dr. Wyatt is a psychologist with specialized expertise in grief and loss, with particular focus on grief experiences complicated by trauma.
His clinical work is grounded in an understanding of how traumatic experiences can profoundly shape the grieving process and disrupt a person’s sense of safety, identity, and meaning.
Dr. Wyatt’s doctoral dissertation examined treatment approaches for complicated grief during the COVID-19 pandemic, a time marked by widespread loss, isolation, and disruption of traditional grieving rituals. This work deepened his commitment to providing thoughtful, evidence-based care to individuals navigating grief under complex and often overwhelming circumstances.
He completed a trauma-focused residency, where he further expanded his clinical training in working with trauma, loss, and their intersection. Dr. Wyatt brings a calm, steady presence to his work and values creating therapeutic spaces that are structured, compassionate, and attuned to each individual’s experience.