Kandra Templeton
Kandra brings experience in advocacy, community-based services, and working with diverse populations to her work with adolescents and adults. Her approach is grounded in attachment theory and trauma-informed care, with particular experience supporting survivors of abuse and neglect.Â
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She works with individuals navigating complex trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, adjustment, adjustment difficulties, psychosis, and bipolar disorder. Kandra approaches therapy with an understanding of how life experiences shape our sense of safety, connection, and self, creating space for clients to explore their experiences without judgement.Â
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Perfessional Background:
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-Behaviroal health Counselor, South Dakota Urban Indian Health
-MSW, University of South Dakota, 2025
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MSW, LCSW, QMHP
Wyatt Urlacher
MSW, LCSW-PIP
Wyatt brings experience in child welfare, prison re-entry, and community mental health to his work with adolescents and adults. His approach draws on attachment theory and research to help clients understand the protective strategies they have developed in relationships, where those patterns originated, and how they may be shaping life today.Â
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He works with individuals navigating complex trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, adjustment difficulties, psychosis, and bipolar disorder. Wyatt's relational, trauma-informed approach emphasizes curiosity, self-understanding, and the possibility of responding to life's challenges in new ways.Â
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Professional Background:
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-Behavioral Health Counselor, South Dakota Urban Indian Health
-MSW, University of South Dakota, 2017
Jay Marchand
MSW, LCSW-PIP
Jay brings a broad professional background spanning work with justice-involved men, domestic violence, child welfare, and higher education. He works with adolescents and adults, drawing on a relational, person-centered, and strengths-based approach that recognizes each person's experiences, abilities, and potential for growth.Â
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He has experience supporting individuals navigating addiction and co-occurring disorders, anger management, trauma and PTSD, anxiety, depression, psychosis, bipolar disorder, adjustment difficulties, and grief. His approach emphasizes collaboration, building on existing strengths, and developing a deeper understanding of the challenges that bring people to therapy.Â
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Professional Background:
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-Director of BSW Program, Augustana University
-MSW, University of South Dakota, 2014