Kaytlin Killion

Hi there 🍄 I grew up on the edge of Appalachia and received my Bachelors & Masters of Social Work there. During college, I worked with religious nonprofits & churches mobilizing for social justice. Sadly, coming out as queer has excluded me from many of the institutions I was raised with and loved. In 2019, my dog, Ember, and I moved to eastern Oregon to work full-time in suicide/homicide prevention and we love calling the Blue Mountains home. Currently, I coordinate and am the primary therapist for our county’s EASA program. EASA [the Early Assessment & Support Alliance] provides information & support to young people experiencing symptoms of psychosis for the first time along with their families.