Artemis Wellness, LLC

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Board-Certified Clinical Psychologist | 10 Years USAF Veteran | CSAT Candidate | Trauma, TBI, Chronic Illness/Pain, & Perinatal Mental Health Specialist

Ezra, Director of Emotional Support 🐾 bringing “Ezra Says: Gentle Thoughts for Hard Days.”

Big upgrade. Same mission.The new Artemis Wellness website is LIVE—and designed to make getting support feel easier, cle...
03/30/2026

Big upgrade. Same mission.

The new Artemis Wellness website is LIVE—and designed to make getting support feel easier, clearer, and more accessible.

Huge thank you to Wild Bear Consulting for bringing this vision to life!

If you’re ready to stop just getting by and start actually feeling better—this is your place to start:

🔗 https://www.artemiswellnessco.com/

We’re growing—and so is the space to support you!Artemis Wellness is officially moving to a larger location in Bellevue,...
03/28/2026

We’re growing—and so is the space to support you!

Artemis Wellness is officially moving to a larger location in Bellevue, NE starting April 1st, and I couldn’t be more excited for what this next chapter means—for both the practice and the people we serve.

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy, this is your sign.

I’m a board-certified clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience and nearly a decade of active-duty service in the U.S. Air Force. I work with individuals navigating everything from trauma and burnout to chronic pain, perinatal mental health, and major life transitions.

My specialties include:
• Trauma-focused therapies (EMDR, CPT, PE)
• Health psychology & chronic illness/pain
• Perinatal & postpartum mental health
• Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
• Depression, anxiety, ADHD, sleep, grief, and stress
• Addiction (including substances, s*x, and po*******hy)

I also have extensive experience supporting service members, veterans, healthcare professionals, and first responders—people who carry a lot, often silently.

You don’t have to keep doing it alone.

Now seeing clients in Bellevue + telehealth
In-network with BCBS + private pay available
Schedule here: artemis-wellness.clientsecure.me

From Struggle to Strength. Pain to Purpose.

High-functioning doesn’t mean you’re not struggling.🏔️Start here: artemis-wellness.clientsecure.me
03/20/2026

High-functioning doesn’t mean you’re not struggling.

🏔️Start here: artemis-wellness.clientsecure.me

“Behind the armor of confidence is often a fragile sense of self.”Narcissistic Personality Disorder affects ~1% of the p...
03/16/2026

“Behind the armor of confidence is often a fragile sense of self.”

Narcissistic Personality Disorder affects ~1% of the population and involves grandiosity, need for admiration, and vulnerability beneath the surface.

Common signs include:
• Strong need for validation
• Sensitivity to criticism
• Difficulty with empathy at times
• Self-image fluctuations (confidence ↔ insecurity)

Real life example: Someone appears highly confident but reacts strongly to perceived criticism, struggles with vulnerability, and relies on achievement or recognition for self-worth.

Gold-standard treatment: Long-term psychotherapy focused on identity stability, emotional insight, and relational depth.

Confidence built on self-understanding is sustainable.

If self-worth feels tied to performance, approval, or image, therapy can help build a steadier foundation. Artemis Wellness is here.

“Sometimes the need to be seen is really a need to feel valued.”Histrionic Personality Disorder affects ~1–2% of people ...
03/09/2026

“Sometimes the need to be seen is really a need to feel valued.”

Histrionic Personality Disorder affects ~1–2% of people and involves strong emotional expression and a deep need for attention or reassurance.

Common signs include:
• Discomfort when not the center of attention
• Dramatic emotional expression
• Strong desire for approval
• Rapidly shifting emotions

Real life example: Someone feels invisible when not noticed, seeks reassurance frequently, and may appear overly expressive or theatrical in emotional moments.

Gold-standard treatment: Psychotherapy focused on self-worth, emotional depth, and stable identity—building validation from within rather than externally.

Needing connection is human.

If you struggle with feeling unseen, undervalued, or emotionally misunderstood, therapy can help you find grounded confidence. Artemis Wellness is here.

“Intense emotions are not weakness, they are signals that deserve understanding.”Borderline Personality Disorder affects...
03/06/2026

“Intense emotions are not weakness, they are signals that deserve understanding.”

Borderline Personality Disorder affects ~1.6–5.9% of people and is rooted in emotional intensity and fear of abandonment.

Common signs include:
• Rapid emotional shifts
• Fear of being left or rejected
• Unstable relationships
• Impulsivity / self-harm behaviors
• Identity instability

Real life example: Someone feels deeply connected one moment and abandoned the next, experiences overwhelming emotional pain, and struggles to feel stable internally.

Gold-standard treatment: Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)—the most researched and effective approach, focusing on emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and relational stability.

You are not “too much.” You are human.

If emotions feel overwhelming or relationships feel unstable, you deserve support that truly helps. Artemis Wellness is here for you.

“Behind impulsivity and rule-breaking is often a history of pain, survival, and unmet needs.”Antisocial Personality Diso...
02/26/2026

“Behind impulsivity and rule-breaking is often a history of pain, survival, and unmet needs.”

Antisocial Personality Disorder affects ~1–3% of adults and involves a persistent pattern of disregard for others’ rights.

Common signs include:
• Impulsivity / risk taking
• Deception or manipulation
• Lack of remorse
• Aggression or rule violation

Real life example: Someone repeatedly engages in reckless behavior, struggles with accountability, and prioritizes immediate reward over long-term consequences.

Gold-standard treatment: Structured therapy focused on accountability, impulse control, emotional regulation, and behavior change. Early intervention improves outcomes.

Change is possible, even when patterns feel ingrained.

If you or someone you love struggles with impulsivity, anger, or destructive cycles, Artemis Wellness offers judgment-free support.

“Not everyone who is distant is cold, some people simply feel safest in solitude.”Schizoid Personality Disorder affects
02/23/2026

“Not everyone who is distant is cold, some people simply feel safest in solitude.”

Schizoid Personality Disorder affects

“When trust feels dangerous, the world can feel like a battlefield.”Paranoid Personality Disorder affects ~2–4% of peopl...
02/18/2026

“When trust feels dangerous, the world can feel like a battlefield.”

Paranoid Personality Disorder affects ~2–4% of people and is rooted in deep mistrust of others. This is not just being “guarded,” it’s a persistent belief that others intend harm, deception, or betrayal.

Common signs include:
• Chronic suspicion without clear evidence
• Difficulty trusting even safe people
• Reading hidden threats into neutral situations
• Holding grudges / difficulty forgiving

Real life example: Someone assumes coworkers are trying to sabotage them, questions their partner’s loyalty without cause, and struggles to feel emotionally safe even in stable relationships.

Gold-standard treatment: Long-term psychotherapy focused on trust building, cognitive restructuring, and relational safety. Therapy moves slowly and respectfully—safety comes first.

If this resonates with you or someone you love, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Reach out to Artemis Wellness to start the conversation.

Personality disorders are one of the most misunderstood areas of mental health. Unlike conditions that tend to come and ...
02/16/2026

Personality disorders are one of the most misunderstood areas of mental health. Unlike conditions that tend to come and go (like episodes of depression or anxiety), personality disorders reflect long-standing patterns in how a person experiences themselves, relates to others, regulates emotions, and interprets the world. These patterns are deeply rooted, often beginning early in life, and can shape relationships, identity, and daily functioning in powerful ways.

This doesn’t mean change isn’t possible, it absolutely is. With the right support, insight, and evidence-based treatment, people can build healthier patterns, improve relationships, and create meaningful, lasting change. Personality is not “fixed.” Growth is always possible.

Over the next several posts, I’ll be breaking down different personality disorders, separating myth from fact, and helping you better understand what these patterns really look like—in real life, not just in the movies.

If this topic resonates with you, you’re not alone. Follow along for this series, share with someone who may benefit, and reach out if you’re ready to better understand yourself or someone you love. Healing and self-awareness start with knowledge.

02/10/2026

“I’m not good enough. I’m unlovable. I’ll never change.”

Some days, the loudest voice you hear is your own.

But thoughts are not facts, they are patterns. And patterns can be rewired. Your brain is capable of building new neural pathways. Your story is capable of being rewritten. Healing is not about pretending the struggle doesn’t exist, it’s about refusing to let it define you.

We have all been in those moments. You are not broken. You are not alone. And you are absolutely good enough.

If you’re ready to shift the narrative, I’d be honored to walk that path with you.

We’re only 10% of the way to our goal—and every bit counts.This Merch with a Mission fundraiser supports Dunham House, a...
02/05/2026

We’re only 10% of the way to our goal—and every bit counts.

This Merch with a Mission fundraiser supports Dunham House, a combat-wounded care residence providing healing, dignity, and community to our veterans. Every shirt, hoodie, and sticker moves us one step closer.

Stand with those who served. Help us reach the goal together.

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1408 Fort Crook Road S, Suite 300
Bellevue, NE
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