Wyoming recorded 14 providers in the latest CMS NPI registry weekly update, including 6 new providers this week. The state’s reported share of the national weekly total was 0%, indicating that Wyoming contributed only a small fraction of newly tracked behavioral health activity nationwide. The registry includes 12 individuals and 2 organizations, with providers listed in Gillette, Casper, Cheyenne, Laramie and Powell.
ABA Workforce Capacity
The ABA-specific credential mix was limited to 1 BCBA, with no RBTs and no dual BCBA-RBT credentials recorded. That profile points to minimal documented ABA supervision capacity in this update rather than a layered technician-and-supervisor workforce. Credential and taxonomy counts can overlap: the registry reports 6 multi-taxonomy providers, so categories should not be treated as mutually exclusive totals. The remaining listed credentials included 2 LPCs, 1 CRC and 1 LCSW, reflecting a broader behavioral health workforce beyond ABA.
Gender and Organizations
Among the gender-coded records, 10 providers were female, 1 was male and 1 was nonbinary. The reported shares were 83% female, 8% male and 8% nonbinary. No notable organization appeared multiple times in the registry. The two organizations were Village Works LLC in Casper and Foundations Counseling & Consulting of Wyoming LLC in Cheyenne.
Wyoming’s small, dispersed provider base and limited documented BCBA presence suggest that expanding ABA access may depend on attracting supervisors and building technician capacity alongside broader behavioral health services.
