Providers

Dr. Johnson created Duluth TMS in 2017. The first patients received their TMS treatments in his home before the practice expanded to Duluth and St. Cloud. He is excited to offer life-changing services to people who have been suffering from mental health disorders.

Dr. Johnson received his medical degree at the Medical University of South Carolina, followed by a four-year residency at Tulane University in New Orleans, where he also trained for three years in psychoanalysis. He is Board Certified in both Psychiatry and Integrative Medicine. In addition to his extensive training in psychiatry and integrative medicine, he has studied EMDR, DBT, DNMS, Suboxone and TMS therapies.

Dr. Johnson is keenly interested in alternative treatments that are upcoming, available to the public and covered by insurance. He would love to see more psychedelics approved by insurance and is hopeful that the SAINT method of TMS will be covered in outpatient facilities so more patients suffering from debilitating depression can receive coverage in rural areas.

He is an active runner, health food junky and deeply devoted to the wellbeing of our rural communities.

“More people can become aware of treatment modalities when services are provided to the community. Treatment efficacy is booming with the right care, and I want to help as many people as possible.”

Leah Good (she/her) is a Board Certified Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with over 20 years of experience serving patients from diverse walks of life. She earned her BSN from Ohio University and her MSN from the University of North Dakota. She has worked as both an RN and a psychiatry provider in community mental health, chronic and acute inpatient psychiatry, and outpatient settings.

Leah is well-versed in the care of depression and anxiety, bipolar and mood disorders, schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, OCD, PTSD and agoraphobia, as well as streamlining medication regimens and minimizing or eliminating side effects. She has a special interest in treatment resistance, women’s health, and expanding quality care for LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, rural and geriatric communities. She uses a supportive, judgement-free approach and feels it is important to get to know her patients as individuals. She collaborates with her patients to create a treatment plan that is medically evidence based but does not reduce anyone, or the treatment they receive, to a diagnosis or label. Leah’s goal is for no one she speaks with to feel unseen or unheard.

Leah eagerly cooperates with outside providers for additional care needs when necessary. Her hobbies include critiquing classic films and fiber art, and she is an avid animal lover. She and her partner enjoy cooking foods they have never eaten together, thrifting and collaborating on various projects. Her target population is 18 and older, with a specialty in the geriatric population.

Antonio “Tonio” Gonzales Ogas has held several social worker roles since 1997, has been a psychotherapist since 2018, and has 27 years of experience working in the field of social services. Before residing in Minnesota, Tonio lived in Washington, D.C., Phoenix, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Albuquerque. Through these life changes, Tonio has worked with a myriad of populations, including lower socioeconomic communities, the LGBTQ+ community, men, women and children with HIV/AIDS, the elder community, the housingless and nomad communities, veterans of the U.S. military, individuals from the immigrant and refugee community, rural communities, and the diverse communities that make up the BIPOC communities of Minnesota.

As a psychotherapist and expert in ADHD therapy and treatment, anxiety and PTSD, Tonio works with individuals to help them identify their strengths, firm their boundaries, and create a life centered on healing, executive functioning and symptom management. Tonio completed a post-Masters fellowship in working with individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities and is trained and working toward full certification in brainspotting, a technique used to treat trauma-related scenarios.

Tonio loves to travel and has been to 29 countries, 40 states, 29 National Parks, 33 Minnesota State Parks and 4 Wisconsin State Parks. He enjoys collecting art, wine, coffee, tea and cat figures from the countries he visits, and his love for his cat Zoe is central to his own emotional support.

Nicolette brings a compassionate, thoughtful and down-to-earth approach to her role as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. With over 20 years of experience in nursing and mental health, she integrates therapy and medication management to provide personalized, whole-person care.

Her clinical style is both collaborative and practical, helping patients better understand themselves while building skills for lasting change. Nicolette has a unique ability to connect complex emotional patterns to real-life experiences, making treatment feel both approachable and effective.

Her favorite part of the work is seeing patients gain confidence, clarity and a renewed sense of control in their lives. Outside of the clinic, Nicolette enjoys time with her family, staying active, and embracing the everyday chaos of life, something she understands her patients know well.