Meet Dr. Wyatt Kinner - (he/him)
I work with individuals navigating the lasting effects of overwhelming experiences and significant loss. Trauma and grief are central to my practice, particularly when past events continue to shape how you relate to yourself, others, and the world long after they have passed. Many people I work with describe feeling chronically on edge, emotionally exhausted, disconnected, or as though life has narrowed in ways they do not fully understand.
Therapy offers a space to slow down and make sense of what has been carried for too long. I take time to understand your history, patterns, and inner world, and integrate that understanding with clinical expertise to help you feel more grounded and safe within sessions. Together, we focus on restoring stability, increasing emotional flexibility, and finding reconnection to your life and relationships in ways that feel sustainable and fulfilling.
Experiences such as trauma, cumulative stress, and enduring grief can quietly disrupt what once felt familiar or meaningful. Through depth-oriented talk therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), I help clients process unresolved experiences, loosen long-standing patterns of protection or avoidance, and move toward a way of living that feels more aligned with who they are now and who they are becoming.
(414) 375-2981
Specialties
- Acute and Complex Trauma
- Grief
- Depression and Anxiety
- Relationship Difficulties
- Dissociative Disorders
Advanced Training
- EMDR Training from the EMDR Humanitarian Assistance Program
- Intensive Trauma Training through Trauma Rotation at SSM Hospital
Education
- Nova Southeastern University: PsyD in Clinical Psychology
- Nova Southeastern University: MS in Clinical Psychology
- University of Central Florida: BS in Psychology
- Dissertation: Treatment for Complicated Grief related to the COVID-19 Pandemic. This research explored the salient features of a grief and bereavement treatment and sought to determine what underlying themes should be utilized when considering COVID-19's impact.
Wyatt Kinner is currently under the supervision of Domenick Tirabassi (PSY508957).
If you're interested in learning more, email wyatt@tosapsych.com. To book an appointment or consultation, click the link below.