Nate Regier	Director, Prairie View Process Solutions
Nate grew up in Africa as the son of missionary parents in the1970s-80s. After completing his bachelor degree at Bethel College in Newton, KS, he worked for several years as a mental health worker before going on to complete his Ph.D. in clinical psychology at the University of Kansas. He has been with Prairie View since 1997. Nate’s clinical experience ranges from substance abuse to older adult issues, to integrated behavioral medicine and wellness, to coaching and consultation. He has conducted research and training in the areas of co-occurring substance abuse and mental health problems, older adult issues, mind-body wellness, and the impact of yoga-based laughter training on personal efficacy. As Director of Prairie View’s Process Solutions, Nate oversees the functioning of Prairie View’s organizational consulting services, and adventure and experiential education. He enjoys professional speaking, training and consulting around effective communication, performance improvement, emotional intelligence, healthcare utilization, and mind-body wellness. He is a certified trainer in the Process Communications Model (PCM) and the Capabilities Awareness Profile (CAP). When he’s not scheming up some new program to keep everyone else busy, he likes woodworking, watersports, and cooking with his family. Nate is married and has three daughters.
Michele Ediger	Project Coordinator/EAP Assistant Manager
Michele provides administrative support for Process Solutions, Employee Assistance Programs and Adventure Services. She was attracted to Prairie View because it is a non-profit Christian organization that serves people in need. Michele feels her gift is in the supporting of her team. She relishes taking care of the details in the background, so her gifted team members whose job it is to empower the unempowered, instill hope and life into the disheartened, inspire and encourage the down trodden to embrace their dreams and realize their goals. Always striving for excellence, nothing pleases her more than to know we have exceeded a customer’s expectations. Wife of one, mother of two, grandmother of three - Michele's mantra for 2008 is "Be present in every second of your existence..."
Judy Janzen	Education Coordinator, Prairie View Learning Institute
Judy is a Newton native, having attended Newton High School and Bethel College. She has been with Prairie View over 25 years, sharing her passion for learning and professional excellence. Her dedication to Prairie View’s mission is fueled by her belief that it’s all about helping clients forward their personal mission in life by finding substance, meaning and value through education. Judy enjoys the social aspects of her work, and takes pride in keeping abreast of the constantly changing requirements for continuing education.
Lindsay Jordan-Hegwald	Director, Outcomes
Lindsay received her undergraduate degree from Wichita State University with a double-major in psychology and sociology, and went on to get a masters degree in sociology with emphasis in criminology. Lindsay’s background in research methods and statistics attracted her to come help us evaluate the effectiveness of the work we do. Lindsay is married and has two children, is an avid scrapbooker, and enjoys digital design work. Don’t be fooled by her number-crunching capabilities – Lindsay is quite an artist as well!
Jamie Remsberg	Director, Adventure and Experiential Solutions
Jamie has been with Prairie View since 1993. She attended Emporia State University, where she did a general study in corporate fitness and an internship focusing on consulting in personal training. She is actively involved in experiential education program development for many of the populations that we serve at Prairie View. Jamie specializes in training and development for site facilitators as well as workshops on facilitation skills. She is certified in the Capabilities Awareness Profile and works closely with our outcomes research projects. Jamie has a passion for behind the scenes problem solving at work and spending time with her husband and three children.
Jeff King	Process Consultant/Trainer
Jeff has been with Prairie View since 2002 and was with United Methodist Youthville prior to that for 5 years. He has lived in Newton since 1997, ever since a short lived career at Braum's after completing his undergraduate at Emporia State. His hobbies are golfing, fishing, hiking and attempting to know what he is doing with a canoe. He enjoys getting to know people and groups of people. He often learn more from the groups of people with whom he is working and absolutely love to hear and experience alternative ways to accomplish tasks. His personal and professional guide is " if you believe then you have the power to make it happen".
Tamara Herl	Director, Expressive Therapies
Tamara grew up in rural western Kansas. After completing her bachelor’s degree at Fort Hays State University, she taught art to students of all ages in public and private schools. She then went on to earn her master’s degree in art therapy from Emporia State University, and has worked with Prairie View for more than 6 years. Tamara’s clinical experience includes work with very young children to older adults, on issues ranging from depression to sexual abuse. She has written and published several articles and has conducted training and workshops designed to help people learn to use their creativity as a tool to navigate life’s challenges. As the Director of Expressive Therapies at Prairie View, Tamara oversees Creative Arts and Art Therapy groups and individual sessions for inpatients and outpatients. She also facilitates individual, group, and organizational life coaching. Tamara enjoys incorporating Prairie View’s outcomes tools into her work with patients and clients. When she is not busy dreaming up new ways to offer services, she enjoys spending time in nature, creating art to facilitate her personal/spiritual growth, and spending time with her family, which includes her husband and three children.
Brandy Beer	Administrative Assistant / Speaker's Bureau Coordinator
Coming soon...

About Our Name

The volume of information we all must process is overwhelming. New knowledge can become obsolete overnight. Change is rapid and continuous. Having the right people with the right tools at the right time is vital. Process solutions are the ones that help us navigate the complex internal landscape of thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and the external landscape of relationships in today’s demanding life conditions. Process solutions are new perspectives, new tools, and new experiences for:

Our Philosophy

Our service begins with our belief in human potential and honoring relationships. Careful assessment provides a map that determines which combination of approaches will have the most positive impact on your goals. Integrating outcomes ensures accountability, highlights success, and directs focus.

Why Prairie View?

• Prairie View is the oldest and largest behavioral health provider in Kansas, providing innovative behavioral and mental health services for over 50 years.
• Prairie View has been working with churches, schools, businesses and a variety of organizations for over 35 years.
• Prairie View has been setting the standard for clinical outcomes measurement for over a decade. We are accountable for effectiveness and we do what works.
• Process Solutions consultants and trainers have behavioral health backgrounds, work within a group-consultation model, are trained in a variety of Process Solutions tools, and work with both clinical and non-clinical clients in order to increase flexibility and breadth of experience.
• Our focus is on positive human potential not weakness or pathology.