ABOUT MYKEE FOWLIN

Hi, I’m Dr. Michael Fowlin — but most people know me as Mykee. I’ve been performing on stage since I was 11, though I actually started much earlier… around age 9, creating voices and characters through prank calls. Performing has always been in my blood.

Alongside my love for the stage, I pursued academics in psychology. I earned my undergraduate degree at Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri, and in the fall of 2001, I completed my doctorate in clinical psychology at Rutgers University. Strangely enough, I suffer from what I call “delusions of grandeur” — because whenever I’m performing, I genuinely believe every person in the audience is my patient.

My programs bring together both of my passions: professional acting and psychology. My mission is to create a world that moves beyond tolerance to genuine inclusion — where everyone feels seen, valued, and accepted. I’ve had the privilege of working with people of all ages across the United States and internationally. My work spans mental health awareness, peer mediation, diversity and gender specific training, suicide awareness/prevention workshops, and violence prevention seminars.

What I hope more than anything is that when you leave one of my performances, you feel awakened to something beautiful — the beauty within yourself and within others. I hope you leave celebrating our differences and embracing the shared human experiences that connect us all.

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My Programs

My programs combine my professional acting talents with my training in psychology. My mission is to help create a world where inclusion is the norm — not just tolerance, but genuine acceptance and understanding of all people. I’ve had the opportunity to work extensively with individuals of all ages, both across the United States and in other countries.

Over the years, my work has included mental health awareness, peer mediation, diversity training, suicide awareness/prevention seminars, gender equity workshops, and violence prevention conferences.