About & Team | Meadowlark Mind & Body

Our Mission

More Time. More Context. Better Mental Health Care.

Our mission at Meadowlark Mind & Body is to provide thoughtful, evidence-informed psychiatric care that goes beyond rushed medication visits. We help patients understand the full picture behind mood, anxiety, sleep, focus, fatigue, motivation, libido, and quality-of-life concerns by combining psychiatric medication management, therapy-informed care, lifestyle support, and lab-informed treatment planning when appropriate.

We work with patients who are functioning in daily life but know they could feel better, and with patients who need meaningful psychiatric support to stabilize, improve, and move forward. Our clinic is not a crisis center. We are a thoughtful, patient-centered practice where mental health is taken seriously and treated carefully.

Call or text 307-300-5885

Our Philosophy

We Believe Mental Health Symptoms Are Real, Complex, and Treatable

Depression, anxiety, fatigue, poor focus, low motivation, sleep disruption, and emotional dysregulation can be affected by life stress, trauma, relationships, nutrition, sleep quality, medications, hormones, thyroid function, vitamin levels, metabolic health, and nervous system regulation.

At Meadowlark Mind & Body, we do not treat patients like a checklist. We take time to listen, ask better questions, review the broader clinical picture, and build treatment plans that are realistic, individualized, and collaborative.

We believe that:

Mental health care should consider the whole person, not just a diagnosis or medication list
Longer appointments lead to better understanding and better outcomes
Patients deserve to be heard, not rushed
Labs, hormones, lifestyle, and nutrition are relevant to mental health when evaluated appropriately
Informed consent, shared decision-making, and realistic expectations matter
Psychiatric care should know its scope and refer out when specialty care is needed

Our Clinic in Evanston, Wyoming

A Growing Practice With a Clear Purpose

Meadowlark Mind & Body is a psychiatric mental health and wellness clinic located at 913 Center Street, Suite 1 in Evanston, Wyoming. We provide in-person care in Evanston and telehealth services in Wyoming and Nebraska, where clinically appropriate.

Meadowlark Mind & Body is growing carefully and selectively, with interest in thoughtful therapists and psychiatric mental health providers who value longer visits, practical treatment planning, and whole-person care.

Meet the Team

What Makes Us Different

What Makes Meadowlark Mind & Body Different

Longer, more thoughtful psychiatric visits: ~60 min initial, ~30 min follow-ups

Medication management with a whole-person lens, not just a quick prescription

Therapy-informed care and practical emotional support tools included in treatment

Lab-informed treatment planning when clinically appropriate, used as a psychiatric decision-making tool

Hormone-informed psychiatric support when appropriate, within PMHNP scope, with informed consent

Lifestyle, sleep, nutrition, and nervous system regulation discussions as part of care

Care for adults, children, and teens with a growing team model

In-person in Evanston, Wyoming with telehealth options in Wyoming & Nebraska

Who We Serve

We Help a Wide Range of Patients

Meadowlark Mind & Body works with adults, parents of children and teens, working professionals, men and women navigating hormonal changes, and patients who have tried other approaches but still feel like something is missing.

Adults experiencing depression, anxiety, ADHD, or mood instability
Men experiencing fatigue, low motivation, mood changes, or hormone-related quality-of-life concerns
Women with mood, energy, sleep, libido, or hormone-related mental health concerns across life stages
Children and teens needing psychiatric evaluation and medication management
Patients with treatment-resistant depression who may be candidates for Spravato
Patients who feel functional but not optimal and want to understand the full picture

Scope-Safe Language

Lab testing and hormone-informed care at Meadowlark Mind & Body are used as psychiatric decision-making tools when clinically appropriate. Hormone-related treatment, when used, is prescribed off-label solely to support mental health-related symptoms such as mood, anxiety, fatigue, sleep, cognition, motivation, libido, and nervous system regulation.

Meadowlark Mind & Body does not replace primary care, emergency care, endocrinology, gynecology, urology, cardiology, or other specialty medical care. Patients are encouraged to maintain appropriate care with primary care providers and specialists.

Not a Crisis Center

If you are experiencing suicidal intent, acute psychiatric symptoms, severe intoxication, or any immediate safety concern, please call 911, go to the nearest emergency department, or call/text 988.

Meet the Team

Thoughtful, Person-Centered Care in Evanston and by Telehealth

Meadowlark Mind & Body is built around longer visits, careful listening, practical treatment planning, and support that considers the whole person.

PMHNP-BC | Board Certified

Brandon Jaggi, PMHNP-BC

Founder & Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Licensed in Wyoming, Nebraska, and Utah | In-person in Evanston, WY | Telehealth in WY & NE

Brandon Jaggi is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and founder of Meadowlark Mind & Body. He provides psychiatric medication management with a whole-person, lab-informed lens for patients navigating depression, anxiety, ADHD, sleep concerns, fatigue, motivation changes, brain fog, libido concerns, and hormone-related mood symptoms.

His style is steady, collaborative, and practical. Appointments are designed to slow down enough to understand the pattern, review prior treatment experiences, discuss patient goals, and build a plan that is clinically thoughtful and realistic to follow.

Brandon keeps one foot in traditional psychiatric care and one foot in integrative, more natural approaches. He is comfortable supporting patients who prefer medication-forward care, patients who want to emphasize lifestyle and root-cause contributors, and patients who do best with a thoughtful combination of both.

He has completed extensive training and continuing education in hormone-informed mental health care, BHRT concepts, broader hormone health, lab interpretation, natural approaches to treatment, supplementation, exercise, fitness, and health optimization. He is especially interested in how sleep, movement, nutrition, stress physiology, metabolic health, hormones, and lab patterns can affect mood, energy, motivation, libido, focus, and overall quality of life.

Medication Management Integrative Psychiatry Depression Anxiety ADHD Sleep And Fatigue BHRT Training Hormone Health Lab-Informed Care Natural Approaches Exercise And Fitness Spravato Child And Teen Care

Clinical Focus

Psychiatric medication management for depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma-related symptoms, sleep problems, fatigue, low motivation, brain fog, libido concerns, and quality-of-life concerns.

Traditional And Integrative

One foot in evidence-based psychiatric medication management and one foot in integrative, lifestyle, lab-informed, and natural approaches to mental health.

Hormones, Labs, And Health

Extensive training in BHRT concepts, hormone-informed care, lab interpretation, supplementation, exercise, fitness, metabolic health, sleep, and health optimization.

Care Approach

Longer visits, careful listening, individualized planning, informed consent, and support for medication-forward, natural-first, or combined paths when clinically appropriate.

Brandon is not a physician or doctor of medicine. Care is provided within PMHNP scope. Lab testing, BHRT-related education, and hormone-informed treatment considerations are used as psychiatric decision-making tools and do not replace primary care, endocrinology, gynecology, urology, cardiology, pediatrics, obstetrics, or other specialty medical care.

LCSW | Therapy Services

Gena Caldwell, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Therapy support for anxiety, depression, trauma, overwhelm, and major life transitions

Gena Caldwell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who offers accessible, compassionate therapy for people who are carrying anxiety, depression, trauma, major life changes, relationship stress, grief, emotional overwhelm, or the feeling that they have been trying to hold everything together for too long.

Her approach is warm, collaborative, and non-judgmental. Gena works to create a space where patients can feel heard, understood, and respected while also learning practical tools they can use outside of session. Therapy with Gena is not about being told what is wrong with you. It is about understanding what has happened, what patterns keep repeating, what strengths are already present, and what steps can help life feel more manageable.

Gena draws from several evidence-informed therapy approaches and explains them in plain language. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing can help the brain process painful or stuck memories. Dialectical Behavior Therapy teaches skills for emotion regulation, distress tolerance, boundaries, and getting through intense moments without making things worse. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy helps patients notice how thoughts, emotions, body sensations, and behaviors affect each other. Cognitive Processing Therapy can be especially useful for trauma and PTSD when guilt, shame, fear, or self-blame keep showing up. Internal Family Systems work helps patients understand different parts of themselves with more curiosity and less criticism.

Gena also uses Motivational Interviewing, solutions-focused work, multicultural and integrative therapy, existential reflection, and strengths-based support. That means therapy may include coping skills, trauma processing, values clarification, problem-solving, self-compassion, and small realistic changes that help patients move toward a more authentic and steady version of themselves.

Trauma Therapy Anxiety And Depression Emotion Regulation Skills EMDR Trauma Processing DBT Coping Skills CBT Thought Patterns PTSD-Focused Therapy Parts Work Motivational Interviewing Strength-Based Support

Therapy Focus

Anxiety, depression, trauma, major life transitions, emotional overwhelm, relationship stress, practical coping skills, and reconnecting with a stronger sense of self.

How Therapy Can Help

Patients can work on calming the nervous system, understanding patterns, processing painful experiences, building boundaries, improving coping skills, and feeling less alone in what they are carrying.

Therapeutic Style

Collaborative, trauma-informed, multicultural, integrative, existential, strengths-based, and solutions-focused, with room for both practical tools and deeper emotional work.

Education And Community

BS in Sociology with a certificate in Criminology and Corrections from the University of Utah, and Master of Social Work from Boise State University.

Outside the clinic, Gena enjoys knitting, mountain biking, hiking, and skiing. She serves on the board of a local outdoor recreation non-profit and works full time at the Wyoming State Hospital.

Careers

Interested in Joining Meadowlark Mind & Body?

Meadowlark Mind & Body is growing carefully and selectively. We are interested in thoughtful clinicians who value longer visits, practical treatment planning, therapy collaboration, and whole-person care.

Future growth may include additional part-time psychiatric mental health provider support as the clinic expands.

About Meadowlark Mind & Body