Dr. Kilwein is a board-certified clinical, health, and sport psychologist licensed in CA, CO, ND, NY, TN, and WY, with PSYPACT® authorization to practice across the U.S. They are a Certified Mental Performance Consultant® through AASP, credentialed by the National Register of Health Service Psychologists, and an independent clinician listed on the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee Mental Health Registry, Canadian Olympic Committee Mental Health Network, and Major League Baseball Player Association Mental Health and Wellness Network.

Dr. Kilwein owns Unapologetic Psychology PLLC, a telemental health and performance consulting practice serving high-performance individuals—including athletes, performers, healthcare professionals, and executives—with an additional focus on LGBTQIA2S+ and rural communities. They formerly served as a sport psychologist for Vanderbilt University Athletics, supporting individual athletes and leading sport psychology services for cross country, golf, lacrosse, volleyball, tennis, and track and field teams.

A specialist in trauma, sexual health, substance use, and integrated behavioral health, Dr. Kilwein brings deep experience in sexual violence prevention and response in sports settings. They have served on sexual violence prevention teams for collegiate athletic departments; contributed blogs on Sexual Violence Prevention in Sport, Trauma and PTSD Among Elite Athletes, and Creating Trauma-Informed Sports Environments for Athletes for Psychology Today; and authored a chapter on Athletic Programmatic Prevention in the book Examining and Mitigating Sexual Misconduct in Sport.

Dr. Kilwein’s approach is trauma-informed, identity-affirming, and rooted in liberation psychology, centering care at the intersection of performance, marginalization, and mental health. Nationally, Dr. Kilwein serves as the chair of the American Psychological Association (APA) Committee for Rural Health and the Diversity Committees of APA Division 47 and the Clinical/Counseling Sport Psychology Association.

Dr. Tyler Miles, Psy.D., is a licensed Clinical Sport Psychologist who works at the intersection of mental health, sport performance, and athlete advocacy. She has worked with Division I, Olympic, and professional athletes addressing both mental health and performance concerns. Her formal sport psychology training includes a doctoral internship with the Oklahoma Sport Psychology Consortium, where she worked with University of Oklahoma Athletics, in private practice, and with the Oklahoma City Ballet. She completed her postdoctoral fellowship with UNC Charlotte Athletics.

Dr. Miles’s national presented research focuses on coach-athlete emotional abuse and the systemic dynamics that allow harm to persist in sport. As a retired Worlds-level competitive and Division I cheerleader, she is especially passionate about ensuring that cheer and dance have equitable access to mental health care.

Before earning her doctorate, Dr. Miles completed dual bachelor’s degrees in Photojournalism and Peace, War, and Defense from UNC-Chapel Hill. She began her career in international human rights, working in Northern Uganda and Washington, D.C., before transitioning into psychology. She earned a master’s degree in Forensic Psychology from The George Washington University and a Psy.D. from the California School of Professional Psychology, gaining clinical experience in diverse settings including a locked inpatient psychiatric unit and a state prison.