Corbin Wright

Candidate for Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy

Anxiety, Life Transitions, Identity, Relationships, Stress and Coping Skills

Corbin works with children, teens, adults, and couples who are experiencing anxiety, feeling stuck, or navigating questions of identity. He creates a warm, collaborative space where clients can explore their experiences with curiosity and compassion to create real change.

He helps clients identify the thoughts and patterns that fuel anxiety, explore the different parts of themselves that emerge under stress, and reshape the narratives they hold about who they are and what is possible. The work focuses on reducing anxiety, deepening self-understanding, and strengthening relationships so that life feels more connected and meaningful.

Corbin has experience working with adolescents and emerging adults in residential treatment and community-based settings, including trauma, addiction, independent living skills, and mental health concerns. He particularly enjoys supporting people through challenging periods of change; whether related to school, work, relationships, family transitions, or identity development.

Outside of sessions, Corbin spends time outdoors; the grounded presence he finds in nature is something he brings into his clinical work.

Corbin is currently completing his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Lipscomb University.