About LCSW Marjorie Landron
Hi, I’m Marjorie. Most people know me as a PhD researcher or a licensed therapist who has spent the last decade practicing across four states. But before the degrees and the clinical licenses, I was on the ground in our community helping people with the basics—learning how to budget, understanding real estate, and trying to build a stable life from the ground up.
Through that work, I realized something vital: you can’t build a beautiful house on a foundation that’s still shaking.
I founded The Healing Tree Wellness Center because I believe in the power of the “do-over.” I’ve seen firsthand—both in my research and in my ten years as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker—that humans are incredibly resilient. Sometimes, we just need the right tools to find our way back to ourselves.
Whether we are using deep-processing tools like EMDR and Brainspotting to clear out old hurdles, or finding a moment of quiet through Mindfulness, Meditation, and Reiki, my goal is the same: to help you architect a life that feels grounded and whole.
I’m still deeply a part of the professional world through the National Association of Social Workers and the American Psychological Association, but here at The Healing Tree, my focus is simply you. Let’s work together to turn your challenges into your greatest strength.
Other Milestones in Her Career
Summary of recognitions and significant achievements throughout her professional journey.
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National finalist for the prestigious Rhodes Scholar fellowship.
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Included in Shortform’s list of the 100 Essential Books on Trauma for The Trauma Treatment Toolbox.
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Recipient of the Early Career Achievement Award from the American Psychological Association.
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Selected among the Top 40 Under 40 Professionals in Oklahoma.
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Fellow at the Stanford Center for International Conflict and Negotiation.
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Recognized by the Mensa awards program for academic excellence.
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Recipient of the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship for postgraduate research.
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Awarded the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Graduate Fellowship.
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Researcher in Human Factors at the NASA Ames Research Center.
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Served as Editor-in-Chief of a university Law Review.
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Earned the CALI Excellence for the Future Awards as the top student in Health Law.
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Recipient of over 30 additional grants and awards supporting her career.