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About Meadowlark Mind & Body

A small specialty practice built around longer visits, careful listening, and practical treatment planning.

Our approach

We slow down enough to understand the whole picture.

Longer, more thoughtful appointments give us time to understand the full story instead of reducing care to a quick symptom checklist or medication refill. We look for patterns and possible root or physiological contributors that may connect mental and physical health, including sleep, stress, trauma, medication effects, hormones, thyroid function, metabolic health, nutrition, movement, and daily routines.

Our approach keeps one foot in traditional medicine and one foot in integrative and holistic care. A plan may include psychiatric medication, therapy, Spravato, lab-informed decisions, hormone or thyroid considerations, exercise, sleep, nutrition, supplements, or coordination with another clinician. We explain the evidence, limits, risks, and tradeoffs so patients can choose a path that feels both comfortable and medically responsible.

Some patients prefer a medication-forward plan. Others want to begin with therapy, lifestyle, labs, or more natural supports. We listen, consider the connections, and build a practical plan together.

Longer appointments with room for context
Attention to possible root and physiological contributors
Traditional and integrative options discussed together
Clear, practical follow-up plans

Meet the team

Thoughtful care from a small, focused team.

Meet the people behind Meadowlark's psychiatric care and dedicated therapy.

Brandon Jaggi, PMHNP-BC, founder of Meadowlark Mind & Body
PMHNP-BC | Founder

Brandon Jaggi, PMHNP-BC

Board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Licensed in Wyoming, Nebraska, and Utah | In-person in Evanston | Telehealth in Wyoming and Nebraska when clinically appropriate

Brandon provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management for adults, children, and teens. His appointments are designed to leave room for the full story: symptoms, stress, sleep, medical history, prior medication response, side effects, safety, goals, and what the patient actually wants from treatment.

His style combines traditional psychiatric medication management with a whole-person, lab-informed framework. Some patients prefer a medication-forward plan. Others want to emphasize sleep, nutrition, exercise, supplements, labs, hormones, and more natural supports. Brandon is comfortable discussing both paths and helping patients choose a plan that is clinically appropriate and realistic to follow.

Brandon has completed continuing education in BHRT concepts, hormone-informed mental health care, lab interpretation, natural treatment supports, supplementation, exercise, fitness, and metabolic health. These topics are used as context for psychiatric care when relevant, not as a replacement for primary care or specialty medical treatment.

Focus areas: Medication Management · Depression · Anxiety · ADHD · Sleep And Fatigue · Lab-Informed Care · Hormone-Informed Care · BHRT Education · Exercise And Fitness · Spravato · Child And Teen Care.

Clinical focus

Mood, anxiety, ADHD, sleep, fatigue, brain fog, motivation, trauma-related symptoms, libido concerns, and psychiatric medication planning.

Care style

Collaborative, direct, practical, and open to traditional, integrative, or combined treatment paths when clinically appropriate.

Gena Caldwell, LCSW, therapist at Meadowlark Mind & Body
LCSW | Therapy

Gena Caldwell, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Dedicated psychotherapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, overwhelm, grief, relationship stress, and major life transitions

Gena offers accessible, compassionate therapy for people who feel overwhelmed, stuck, disconnected, or tired of holding everything together. She works with patients from many walks of life and understands that life stress, trauma, relationships, grief, identity, work, family, and major transitions can all affect mental health.

Her approach is collaborative and trauma-informed. Therapy with Gena is not about being judged or told what is wrong with you. It is a place to slow down, feel heard, understand patterns, build coping tools, and move toward a more authentic and steady version of yourself.

Gena draws from several evidence-informed therapy approaches. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing can help the brain process painful or stuck memories. Dialectical Behavior Therapy teaches skills for emotions, distress, boundaries, and difficult moments. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy helps connect thoughts, feelings, body sensations, and behaviors. Cognitive Processing Therapy can help with 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.

She also uses Motivational Interviewing, solution-focused work, multicultural and integrative therapy, existential reflection, and strengths-based support. 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.

Focus areas: Trauma Therapy · Anxiety And Depression · Emotion Regulation · EMDR · DBT Skills · CBT · CPT For PTSD · Parts Work · Motivational Interviewing · Strength-Based Support.

Education

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

Therapy focus

Anxiety, depression, trauma, emotional overwhelm, relationship stress, grief, life transitions, practical coping skills, and resilience.

Additional provider details and scheduling availability will be shared after hiring and onboarding are finalized.

Ready to get started?

Text register to 307-300-5885 to begin intake. Messages are generally reviewed within 1 to 2 business days.

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