Full Name
Dylan Wright
Speaker Bio
Dylan Wright, M.A., LCPC, LSC
A Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and advocate for positive psychology, Dylan Wright serves as the Community Liaison for the Phyllis J. Washington Center for the Advancement of Positive Education (CAPE). In this role, he shares his expertise through presentations and instruction.
Dylan Wright is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, Licensed School Counselor, and dedicated advocate for positive psychology frameworks. He serves as the Community Liaison for the Phyllis J. Washington Center for the Advancement of Positive Education (CAPE) at the University of Montana, where he translates research into practice through professional instruction, community presentations, and curriculum design. Notably, he was a foundational contributor to the Montana Happiness Project, the direct precursor to CAPE.
An expert in experiential training, Dylan brings over two decades of specialized experience from his tenure in tour production with the Missoula Children’s Theatre, where he coached and trained educators globally. Alongside his university role, he operates a successful private practice, consults for regional youth organizations, and serves as a Family Law Mediator.
Outside of his clinical and academic work, he is a husband, father of two, and an avid mountain biker.
A Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and advocate for positive psychology, Dylan Wright serves as the Community Liaison for the Phyllis J. Washington Center for the Advancement of Positive Education (CAPE). In this role, he shares his expertise through presentations and instruction.
Dylan Wright is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, Licensed School Counselor, and dedicated advocate for positive psychology frameworks. He serves as the Community Liaison for the Phyllis J. Washington Center for the Advancement of Positive Education (CAPE) at the University of Montana, where he translates research into practice through professional instruction, community presentations, and curriculum design. Notably, he was a foundational contributor to the Montana Happiness Project, the direct precursor to CAPE.
An expert in experiential training, Dylan brings over two decades of specialized experience from his tenure in tour production with the Missoula Children’s Theatre, where he coached and trained educators globally. Alongside his university role, he operates a successful private practice, consults for regional youth organizations, and serves as a Family Law Mediator.
Outside of his clinical and academic work, he is a husband, father of two, and an avid mountain biker.
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