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Brandi Sweet, MSW, LCSW

Clinical Director | Trauma Therapist | Indigenous Healer

Creator of The 7 Ceremonies™
In-person therapy in South Jordan, UT
Online in Utah, Arizona, and Missouri

You’ve done everything “right.”
You’ve gone to therapy, maybe more than once.
You’ve held it together for your family, your career, your community.
But inside, something still feels stuck—like there’s a grief you can’t name, a fire that’s dimmed, a part of you still carrying the weight of everything that came before.

You may be navigating trauma from your family, your culture, your faith—or all three.
You may feel like talk therapy helped… but didn’t take you all the way home.

I see you.
And I want you to know: you’re not broken. You’re sacred.

I’m Brandi Sweet—an Indigenous therapist, trauma healer, and guide for people ready to move beyond surviving. At NATIVation Counseling™, I offer a therapy experience that honors the whole of you: mind, body, spirit, lineage, and land.

Together, we’ll slow down.
We’ll listen to what your body remembers.
We’ll untangle trauma using EMDR, Lifespan Integration®, Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy™, breathwork, energy healing, and mindfulness-based practices.
We’ll walk through The 7 Ceremonies™—a healing path I created to help people come back to themselves and their power.

Why me? Because this isn’t just my profession—it’s my purpose.
I’m a Turtle Mountain Chippewa woman, a trauma survivor, and a clinical social worker with over 15 years of experience in healing-centered care. I’ve worked across tribal nations, federal agencies, and clinical settings—and I’ve walked this path myself.

I hold a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Washington University in St. Louis, a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) from the University of Montana, and I’m currently earning my MBA at William Jewell College to help transform the future of Indigenous-led healthcare.

If you’re holding too much and yearning for a deeper kind of healing…
You don’t have to carry it alone anymore.

“True healing is not just about the mind—it is about the body, spirit, and generations that came before us.”
Let’s begin.