About Us

Kameron Nelson, PsyD, LCPC

Kameron received her MS in Psychology in 2008 from MSU-Billings and her PsyD in 2015 from the University of the Rockies. She has worked with the women in the MWP to overcome grief and loss, trauma, addiction, depression, anxiety, and to improve emotional regulation and life skills in individual and group settings. She also provided counseling services at The Center for Children and Families and worked as a clinical psychologist for the Hawaii Department of Education. Currently she provides psychological assessments. Her theoretical approach is person-centered, with a reliance on emotionally focused, internal family systems, and cognitive-behavioral methods. Kameron's top character strengths are critical thinking, perseverance, honesty, spirituality and love.

Bryan Cantwell, MS, LCPC

Bryan Cantwell received his MS in Psychology from MSU-Billings in 2017 and has been practicing as a mental health counselor since that time. He has worked in the mental health and human services field since 2009. He has a history of working with children and adults with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and trauma-related disorders in both a community and residential setting. He has also worked to serve families of children with developmental disabilities including autism spectrum disorders and genetic disorders through case management, education, and evidence-based family interventions. He is currently providing individual counseling to adults, children, and teens, family counseling, and couples counseling.

Coley Bandy, MS, LCPC

Coley grew up in Great Falls, MT and moved to Billings in 2013 to continue her education in the field of psychology. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Psychology in 2015 and her Master of Science in Psychology in 2018, both from Montana State University Billings. Coley worked for the Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch for seven years in a variety of positions, in both residential and community based services. She most recently worked as a Lead Program Therapist in a school based program at a local middle school. She moved over to The Keystone Counseling Center, PLLC in 2021 and enjoys working with Wickett, her always affectionate therapy dog. Coley currently works with youth and adults, middle school up to 65 years old, and uses a variety of evidenced based techniques including CBT, DBT, mindfulness, psychoeducation, and client centered/relational approaches. She has experience working with depression, anxiety, trauma related issues, anger, and other emotional control difficulties. Coley’s top character strengths are honesty, love, appreciation of beauty and excellence, judgment, and prudence.

Jenna Christensen, Intern, BA

I'm Jenna Christensen, a dedicated and passionate professional in the field of psychology. I received my Bachelor's degree in Psychology in 2013, and I am currently pursuing my Master's degree at MSU Billings, further expanding my knowledge and expertise.

My theoretical foundation primarily rests on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), but I've also integrated techniques from diverse therapeutic modalities such as Internal Family Systems, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Narrative Therapy into my practice. This multidimensional approach allows me to tailor my therapeutic strategies to the unique needs of each client, ensuring a holistic and personalized approach to their mental health.

One of the distinctive aspects of my therapeutic approach is the incorporation of artistic mediums as a means of self-expression and healing. I wholeheartedly believe in the transformative power of art, and I actively encourage my clients to utilize various creative outlets to articulate their thoughts and emotions. Over the course of my career, I have witnessed firsthand the profound impact of art in facilitating the therapeutic process, aiding in emotional healing, and fostering personal growth.

Beyond my professional endeavors, my profound passion for the arts extends to my personal life. My explorations in various creative domains, including painting, drawing, and graphic design, continually enrich my artistic sensibilities. This personal connection with the arts equips me with a unique perspective that I bring to bear on the challenges and tasks I encounter as a therapist. It enhances my ability to connect with clients on a deeper level and helps me approach their concerns with a heightened sense of creativity and empathy.

I am committed to fostering healing, promoting self-expression, and nurturing personal growth in my clients through an innovative and holistic approach to therapy. My journey as a therapist is not just a career but a profound and rewarding vocation, and I look forward to continuing to make a positive impact in the lives of those I have the privilege to serve.

Kaitee Kavlie, Intern, BA

Teague McChesney, Intern, BS

Emma Power, Psych Tech, BS

Emma was born and raised in Billings and obtained her Bachelor of Science in Psychology in 2023 at MSU-Billings. She is currently getting her Master of Science in Psychology there as well. Her role at Keystone includes assisting in the compilation of neuropsychological assessment reports, as well as participating in intern development meetings. After she completes her master's, she plans to earn a doctorate in clinical psychology and work as a licensed psychologist. Em's top strengths are appreciation of beauty and excellence, humor, love of learning, critical thinking, and fairness.

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