"We pull from our personal journeys-from our experiences, our relationships, and our professional training-to help understand your journey, knowing it's unique, challenging and beautiful. Regardless of the feelings and situations you currently find yourself, we're here to listen, respectfully. The first step is coming in and talking. The next step is working toward a meaningful, rich, beautiful future. Your past has been written, now let's work on writing your future."

"My client focus has been mostly on adult males for the past several years, but have been expanding my practice to work with a variety of clients. I will accept clients 18 and older dealing with individual counseling needs, offenders that are on probation and parole that require counseling, and individual relationship counseling."

"As a military spouse and mother of five, I am keenly aware of the sacrifices military members, veterans and their families make. Many of these same experiences are shared by community first responders and other individuals who have experienced trauma in their lives. All too often friends and family members find themselves being sucked into the dysfunction that accompanies their loved one's turmoil. Helping individuals who find themselves struggling with the emotional consequences of crises and trauma is my passion."

"Once again taking new clients., Monday to Thursday, weekly. Clients CONSISTENTLY say that my counseling strategies are more helpful than what other therapists have used. I have been where you are - I've made the mistakes, I've been hurt and I've experienced losses and major setbacks in life due to the unresolved issues that I carried with me. I am real, appropriately transparent and I've resolved those issues which means I am better able to help you find the healing and peace that you've been searching years for."

""I believe that a healthy and happy life is your obligation. I'd like to help you navigate to more of what you seek." My practice is small and my ideal client realizes a readiness to utilize strengths to get results. I especially enjoy working with others in the helping professions and those who might have had a bad experience with therapy. I know that neither mental health nor substance abuse are stand alone concerns and the impact from these affect far more that just the client. I rigorously adhere to a professional code of ethics that assure your dignity."

"Ellie Holbrook earned her MA degree in Counseling Psychology at the University of St. Thomas after studying communications, health and wellness, and business management as an undergraduate. As her career has progressed, she has explored several internships, volunteering efforts, and employment opportunities in counseling in various settings, small business management, yoga study and instruction, health and wellness, and mental health outreach and education. As a counselor, Ellie strives to help individuals feel balanced and fulfilled by assisting clients identify personal goals and objectives, develop practical and blended solutions, and implement strategies that will enhance performance, awareness, and life satisfaction."

"I employ a holistic therapeutic approach. The foundation of my work with individuals, couples, adolescents and families is my understanding that each person has a unique life experience, and brings a distinct perspective to the process. Providing services that span from therapy for divorce mediation and co-parenting issues, anxiety and eating concerns to parenting support, couples counseling and beyond. I have a special interest in adoption from start to finish, including the relationship you build with your adopted child."

"I believe in using evidence-based treatment practices to target powerful change. I am a strong proponent of both education and validation in therapy. In order to reach our maximum potential, we must work to both accept our emotions, and change our unhealthy behaviors. I am also trained in a new cutting edge treatment for Couple's therapy PACT (Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy). This therapy uses attachment theory and principles of mutual regulation between partners. Creating a safe and secure "couple bubble" for both partners."

"My approach is strengths-based, collaborative and integrative--with adolescents, adults, seniors, families, and couples. Many of my clients have been highly traumatized, sometimes w/complex PTSD &/or dissociative disorders. Other issues include depression, anxiety, adult ADHD, substance use and/or addictions; domestic conflict; need for parenting education and support; compromised physical health/chronic pain issues, onset of dementia, grief about aging & general grief/loss. Our goals include [trauma] recovery with expanded social, medical and mental health supports."

"The direction I take during therapy is in regards to self-discovery, self-awareness and self-worth. It's not about labeling or feeling judgment within that, it's about creating a safe environment to help you grow. We possess many abilities and talents in this life yet it is all too often altered by a negative self perception and/or unhealthy relationships. Therapy will help with your potential, gain back power within yourself and the control you have over your own actions and thoughts."

"Clarity. We all seek, want and need it. The desire to know why we feel the way we do is instinctive. We want to know how to exist and survive in a world that has broken our connection to others and most importantly ourselves. We want answers. We want to be better. Most of us recognize what we want but don't know how to get there. Many of us are in search of a quick fix to cure our heavy hearts. We need direction. We need hope. We need clarity."

"I explain to clients that I do not do 'Smile and Nod Therapy'. At the end of each session you can expect much more than me checking the time and giving assurances that you are making progress. My approach is to work with you collaboratively. I will ask about the issues you are bringing to therapy and what your goals are. I will be giving you feedback and hopefully at the end of each session there will be some new ideas and strategies that have made it to the table."

"I believe that the most caring thing a therapist can do is help clients move closer to their own personal goals through the use of evidenced-based therapeutic practices. Healing from the past happens in the context of being fully in your life now. I have years of practice using evidence-based techniques and would bring that experience and precision to joining you on your journey."

"Many people struggle with the decision to seek help from a therapist. Seeking help is an act of hope and often, finding the right therapist means finding new hope that situations can change and that problems can be solved. I believe that change is possible for anyone, and that it is readily achievable in the context of a warm, non-judgmental therapeutic relationship with clear treatment goals.Please visit my website at www.tntharrison.com"

"As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor, I've had many years of experience working with a wide range of clients. The process begins with a strong therapeutic relationship built on trust and understanding. Through empathic listening I create a safe therapeutic environment where my clients can face life's challenges, understand themselves better, and live fuller and more satisfying lives."

"I am an integrative, and indeed, eclectic therapist, using whatever therapies I feel will help a client to overcome their problems. I am greatly informed by Gestalt Therapy, looking very much at the connection the client has with the "here and now" and with themselves. Using the relationship between myself and the client, we can explore connections and relationships, to challenge anxieties and beliefs, to find some resolution, to answer questions, and in fact, sometimes find out what those questions are."

"I am a marriage and family therapist and I work with individuals, couples, and children, helping to build self-esteem, communication and relationship skills, as well as address a full spectrum of anxiety and depression issues. I am also a school counselor, a domestic violence facilitator, and I teach a monthly parenting class."

"I have a deep commitment for helping individuals and families rebuild and improve their lives. At our core, we're people. People with families, with emotions and with life experiences-some wonderful and some painful. It's our human-ness that attracted all of us at Healing Minds into this field. We're committed to helping others identify and address the root causes of what they're going through, because we're serious about helping others make long-lasting improvements and achieve their life goals."

"I have a passion for working with children and adolescents. I prefer to see children from age four and up. Many children I see have some of these issues: defiance, tantrums, trauma, anxiety, mood instability, and attachment. I also love working with parents and believe that family therapy is just as important as individual therapy."

"I commend you for your courage and inspiration to explore counseling as an avenue toward a better tomorrow. I provide a safe space to meet painful issues and gently dismantle their power over your life. If you want to restructure and redefine relationships that are no longer working for you, I can help. If you think self-defeating thought patterns and underlying belief systems might be opening the door to unwanted situations in your life, I can help you rewrite that story. I would be honored to walk through this journey with you."