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Millennial Questions Due Process in VI, Contemplates Leaving Territory After Social Work License is Denied

Kwane Barthlett says he has a passion for seeing people thrive. That’s what led the 28-year-old to leave a career in the law enforcement field and transition into the mental health space. “It made so much sense to me when I got into mental health that this affects every single aspect of our society,” Bartlett said in an interview with the Consortium Thursday. “Looking at the mentality and motivations for folks, from our crime rate to our issues when it comes to advertising… it made so much sense to me to just get into this field and just stay in this field because I like to see people thriving." It was this same passion that Barthlett says propelled him to attain his bachelor of arts in forensic psychology in November, 2021 from the Southern New Hampshire University. He is currently enrolled at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology pursuing a master's degree in forensic psychology and continues to undertake his studies online as this was one of the changes that came with the ...