Journey to Wellness, located at 1120 College Drive, Suite 100 in Bismarck, North Dakota, offers a unique integrative approach to mental health care for individuals ages 16 and up. Led by board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Jackie Materi, the clinic combines psychiatric expertise with holistic treatment modalities. Services include medication management, genomic and lab testing, lifestyle coaching, ketamine infusion therapy for treatment-resistant conditions, and a wide array of therapeutic approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Christian Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. The clinic is especially focused on treating conditions like anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, chronic pain, and issues related to women’s mental health and narcissistic abuse.
With options for both in-person and telemedicine visits, Journey to Wellness creates personalized treatment plans tailored to each client’s needs. The integrative psychiatry program is ideal for individuals who are seeking alternatives to traditional medications or have complex psychiatric histories. This comprehensive approach addresses the mind, body, and spirit through education on nutrition, mindfulness, and emotional wellness. Whether clients are new to psychiatric care or searching for a more holistic and compassionate model, Journey to Wellness provides a safe, supportive environment designed to foster healing and long-term growth.
I been seeing Tiffany for quite a long time. She is the the best therapist I have ever seen. She has helped me find healthy ways to live my life while not having to depend on lots of medication. I love her calm demeaner because it makes it so much easier to open up and talk to her. I 100% recommend her!!!
Called letting them know I was sick and wouldn't make my appointment they counted it as a final strike and barred me from making future appointments. Reached out again about 2 months ago due to poor mental health went to voicemail left detailed message with name and number that call was never returned the doctors that work here may care about you. But the company itself could care less if you live or die
