Weiland Dyer
Each and every one of us has a special and unique way to deal with our challenges. Sometimes, we just need a little extra help. Having a listening ear and a safe space to express one's inner world can work wonders for your journey toward healing. Weiland believes through positive person-centered psychology and self-reflective practices we are able to rewrite the scripts of our lives and learn to take authority over our circumstances. Weiland’s therapeutic focus incorporates a collaborative approach between the client
and therapist. While working together, you will be guided and encouraged to find meaning and purpose from past, current, and future experiences. Weiland believes through the therapeutic relationship your strengths and weaknesses can be redefined to help you take back control of your life. Mental health challenges can happen to anyone regardless of age, race, gender, and finances so her therapeutic practice extends to clients of all ages including individual adults, adolescents, and children 6 and above. Weiland is open to working with all clients but holds clinical interest in PTSD, personality disorders, generalized anxiety, depression, childhood abuse, sexual abuse, domsetic abuse, and grief.
Weiland is a Counseling Psychology doctoral student at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota. She received her Bachelor of Science from Northern Michigan University where she double majored in Psychology and English. Her background is centered around Posttraumatic Stress Disorder research and she has assisted teaching undergraduate level psychology courses.
