As a dedicated sport psychologist and former Division I athlete, I focus on fostering emotional resilience and advocating against emotional abuse in sports. Join me on a journey to emotional strength and performance excellence.
I am dedicated to meeting you where you are, striving to foster a supportive and trauma-informed environment for you to explore you experiences and identities. Social justice and authenticity are central to my practice as a clinician and human being. I aim to bring a perspective of curiosity and cultural humility to my work, recognizing that meaningful change is deeply relational. I hope to foster the safety and security necessary for you to grow, heal, and thrive by addressing individual and systemic factors—particularly the impact of trauma and identity within relationships. I am committed to a social justice framework by not only supporting individual well-being but also by actively challenging the broader systems of oppression that impact you.
Dr. Tyler Miles has experience working with Olympic and Division I athletes and specializes in the following mental health and sport performance concerns: anxiety, complex/relational trauma, depression, disordered eating, emotional abuse, mental blocks or the ‘yips,’ performance anxiety, self-esteem, self-talk, sexuality, stress, systemic/institutional oppression/trauma, and transition out of sport. Dr. Tyler is also a retired Worlds-level competitive and college cheerleader.
Receive individual therapy related to mental health challenges like anxiety, depression, disordered eating, relational conflict, etc.
Receive individualized sessions related solely to sport performance-related concerns like performance anxiety, self-talk, pre-performance routines, mental blocks, etc.
Team sessions are given to the entire team and can focus on topics ranging from team cohesion to performance consistency
Consultation for coaches and programs related to staff wellness, coaching methods, suspected abuse, etc. is available
E-mail: drtylermiles@gmail.com
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