Midwest Therapy Center in Dickinson announced expanded mental health options following an extensive office remodel. The practice employs two licensed master social workers and one licensed clinical social worker, serving individuals ages 10 and up, offering couples therapy, and partnering with Midwest Psychiatric Care for medication services.
Founder Jessica Landis emphasized the practice’s goal of reducing waitlist times. “My goal is to have availability because people have needs,” Landis said. “People say, ‘yes, I’m ready for that next step,’ and it can be hard to sit and wait.” Landis, alongside Amber Bruer and Emmi Braun, has experience with trauma, dual diagnosis, personality disorders, depression, and anxiety. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Minot State University and a master’s from Boise State University.
Landis’s career path began in rural North Dakota. “I worked a lot with the geriatric population and I had so much experience in skilled nursing and people of all different ages. I had experience with individuals with traumatic brain injuries and a lot of them came with addiction. There were just so many pieces to each of their stories that really influenced my career path.”
This summer, Landis began offering Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). “ART is a gentle, effective approach that helps your brain reframe distressing memories so they no longer trigger the same emotional or physical reaction,” Landis explained. “You’ll still remember what happened—but without the heaviness that’s been weighing you down. Many people notice big changes in just 1–5 sessions.” ART addresses performance anxiety, phobias, fears, grief, loss, trauma, and PTSD.
Midwest Therapy Center is located at 257 1st Street East, Suite 3 in Dickinson. Contact (701) 300-1534 or visit MidwestTherapyND.com.
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