Landon Dickeson is an accomplished mental health professional with over a decade of experience serving survivors of complex trauma. He is the COO of Ranch Hands Rescue and Bob’s House of Hope, where his work has focused on developing innovative, survivor-centered programs for individuals with complex PTSD and highly overlooked populations.

Landon holds a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Texas and is a Licensed Professional Counselor. He has worked extensively with high-risk youth, dual diagnosis, sexual abuse and trafficking survivors, veterans, and male victims of commercial sexual exploitation. He helped build the first safe house in the United States for young men who have been sex trafficked and is currently developing the nation’s first transitional living program for missing and exploited minors.

Nationally and internationally recognized for his expertise on the trafficking of males and effective program development, Landon has spoken at conferences across the country and collaborated with law enforcement agencies including HSI, the FBI, Texas DPS, and the RCMP. He also helped spearhead the #BoysToo billboard campaign to raise public awareness of boys being trafficked, expanding to major cities around the country and even Times Square. His work reflects a holistic commitment to healing, restoration, and long-term recovery.