Psychiatric Care in Fargo, North Dakota, the surrounding area, and Minnesota

Who is Saint Sophie?

Dr. Emmet M. Kenney, Jr. is a psychiatrist and the founder of Saint Sophie's Psychiatric Clinic. He named the clinic after Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat (b.1779- d.1865), who dedicated her life to the health and education of young people. While there is no religious affiliation, Saint Sophie's Psychiatric Clinic is proud to carry on the tradition of living in service for others and caring for people in need.

Saint Sophie's Founding Principles

Saint Sophie's Psychiatric Center was founded in 2010 (in Fargo, North Dakota) to provide the highest quality out-patient mental health care to our community. At Saint Sophie's we:

Believe that actions speak louder than words.
Treat each patient with dignity and compassion.
Feel human persons are truly deserving of the best care.
Approach our work with earnest determination and joyful enthusiasm.

Saint Sophie's Specialties

Since opening, Saint Sophie's has grown from Dr. Kenney being the lone provider in a small office to a team of nine providers in a beautiful clinic in south Fargo. We are licensed to offer clinical psychiatric care, both in-person and teletherapy, to North Dakota and Minnesota residents.

Our team of mental health experts focuses specializes in:

The Saint Sophie’s Expansion is Almost Complete!

After a year of construction, the new addition will officially open on August 10, 2022. Saint Sophie’s is pleased and grateful to offer expanded services to meet the needs of our community. The future of mental health care is here and now!

Ready To Get Started?
Contact Us!

Accepting New Patients in North Dakota and Minnesota!

Ask about our telehealth option!

WARNING: Please keep in mind that communications via e-mail over the internet are not secure. There is a possibility that information you include in an e-mail can be intercepted and read by other parties besides the person to whom it is addressed. Please consider communicating any sensitive health information or personal identifying information by fax, mail, or dropping off at our office. No one can diagnose your condition from e-mail or other written communications, and communication via e-mail cannot replace the relationship you have with a physician or another healthcare practitioner.