Psychoanalytic Therapists in Fridley, MN
You may find yourself experiencing a felt sense of disconnection due to chronic stress and being in constant survival mode. Many of us are impacted by trauma, injustice, grief, loss, and neglect, all leading to emotional, mental, and physical overwhelm. These struggles may appear as anxiety, depression, dysregulation, burn out, numbing, people-pleasing, perfectionism, overthinking, hyper-independence, procrastination, and negative self-concepts. You are here because there's something telling you that life doesn't have to feel this way. Together, we will work on creating a sense of safety felt in body and mind.
You may find yourself experiencing a felt sense of disconnection due to chronic stress and being in constant survival mode. Many of us are impacted by trauma, injustice, grief, loss, and neglect, all leading to emotional, mental, and physical overwhelm. These struggles may appear as anxiety, depression, dysregulation, burn out, numbing, people-pleasing, perfectionism, overthinking, hyper-independence, procrastination, and negative self-concepts. You are here because there's something telling you that life doesn't have to feel this way. Together, we will work on creating a sense of safety felt in body and mind.
If you or your child is experiencing feelings of depression, anxiety, or struggling with anger management and behavior issues, you are one step closer to finding a solution by searching for a provider like me who can help with your child's mental health needs.
If you or your child is experiencing feelings of depression, anxiety, or struggling with anger management and behavior issues, you are one step closer to finding a solution by searching for a provider like me who can help with your child's mental health needs.
My ideal client is used to being the strong one, the fixer, the reliable one and yet they rarely feel truly seen. They want space to be honest, to slow down, and to understand why relationships or big transitions feel harder than they “should.” I work best with clients who are self-aware, ambitious, and ready to do the deeper work they’ve been avoiding.
My ideal client is used to being the strong one, the fixer, the reliable one and yet they rarely feel truly seen. They want space to be honest, to slow down, and to understand why relationships or big transitions feel harder than they “should.” I work best with clients who are self-aware, ambitious, and ready to do the deeper work they’ve been avoiding.
Hi — I’m Rochelle, and I’ve had the privilege of walking alongside youth, adults, and families who are facing transitions, identity questions, relational challenges, and the desire to feel more connected, grounded, and resilient for 20+years. I have been described as genuine, humble, and compassionate — someone who creates space for the real stories and the changes people want in their lives. I believe growth happens in the context of trusted relationships. I aim to meet you where you’re at and tailor our work to your rhythm by exploring where you feel stuck, what matters most to you, and using that as a compass for moving forward.
Hi — I’m Rochelle, and I’ve had the privilege of walking alongside youth, adults, and families who are facing transitions, identity questions, relational challenges, and the desire to feel more connected, grounded, and resilient for 20+years. I have been described as genuine, humble, and compassionate — someone who creates space for the real stories and the changes people want in their lives. I believe growth happens in the context of trusted relationships. I aim to meet you where you’re at and tailor our work to your rhythm by exploring where you feel stuck, what matters most to you, and using that as a compass for moving forward.
I hold an additional certification in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy to treat clients seeking more long-term mental health.
Are you ready to reclaim your life from the grip of depression or the unpredictability of bipolar disorder?
Life with major depression or bipolar disorder can feel like an unrelenting cycle. Anxiety keeps you from fully living, and depression can feel like it takes you out of life altogether. But it doesn’t have to be this way. I believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to achieve optimum mental health, and I’m here to help you build the healthiest, most fulfilling lifestyle possible for you. I specialize in bipolar and mood disorders, with a particular focus on helping clients manage and alleviate intense emotions.
I hold an additional certification in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy to treat clients seeking more long-term mental health.
Are you ready to reclaim your life from the grip of depression or the unpredictability of bipolar disorder?
Life with major depression or bipolar disorder can feel like an unrelenting cycle. Anxiety keeps you from fully living, and depression can feel like it takes you out of life altogether. But it doesn’t have to be this way. I believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to achieve optimum mental health, and I’m here to help you build the healthiest, most fulfilling lifestyle possible for you. I specialize in bipolar and mood disorders, with a particular focus on helping clients manage and alleviate intense emotions.
Twin Cities Mental Health&Couples Faten Khoury
Marriage & Family Therapist, Post, MS, LMFT
Serves Area
Life brings seasons of change, some expected, others deeply disorienting. Whether you’re facing a midlife transition, navigating the stress of caregiving, redefining your role as a parent to adult children, or feeling disconnected in your relationships, you don’t have to go through it alone. Many of my clients come to therapy during times of uncertainty, being overwhelmed, or experiencing growth, seeking clarity, deeper connection, and a renewed sense of self. sense of self.
I offer a warm, collaborative, and personalized approach to therapy that meets you where you are. Together, we’ll explore what’s getting in the way and help.
Life brings seasons of change, some expected, others deeply disorienting. Whether you’re facing a midlife transition, navigating the stress of caregiving, redefining your role as a parent to adult children, or feeling disconnected in your relationships, you don’t have to go through it alone. Many of my clients come to therapy during times of uncertainty, being overwhelmed, or experiencing growth, seeking clarity, deeper connection, and a renewed sense of self. sense of self.
I offer a warm, collaborative, and personalized approach to therapy that meets you where you are. Together, we’ll explore what’s getting in the way and help.
Being an adult can be hard even when you are doing your best. Do you ever feel that despite your best efforts you are a mess or like you are putting on a front? I believe therapy can help. Through therapy we build a relationship that sets the foundation for change and gives you the space to explore your thoughts and feelings. Talking about and processing our thoughts and feelings helps us to make sense of our minds which allows us to heal and cultivate needed change in our lives.
Being an adult can be hard even when you are doing your best. Do you ever feel that despite your best efforts you are a mess or like you are putting on a front? I believe therapy can help. Through therapy we build a relationship that sets the foundation for change and gives you the space to explore your thoughts and feelings. Talking about and processing our thoughts and feelings helps us to make sense of our minds which allows us to heal and cultivate needed change in our lives.
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This world is a crazy place these days, and a little help goes a long way! I work to provide individualized and active therapeutic assessment and intervention based on strengths and needs. I have worked with clients with a wide range of mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, mood disruption, emotional dysregulation, ADHD, addiction, adjustment disorders, parenting problems, suicidal ideation, and anger management.
This world is a crazy place these days, and a little help goes a long way! I work to provide individualized and active therapeutic assessment and intervention based on strengths and needs. I have worked with clients with a wide range of mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, mood disruption, emotional dysregulation, ADHD, addiction, adjustment disorders, parenting problems, suicidal ideation, and anger management.
I do not not practice a one-size-fits-all type of therapy (this true for life coaching too). I am trained in Cognitive Based Therapies- Cognitive Behavioral, Cognitive Processing (primarily for trauma), Acceptance and Commitment, and Written Exposure Therapy (WET-what an acronym, right? WET! It's a great modality,..I promise! I am compassionate, direct, and whole-health oriented (basically whatever I am dishing out, I am taking my own medicine).
Let's get on to specialities....
I do not not practice a one-size-fits-all type of therapy (this true for life coaching too). I am trained in Cognitive Based Therapies- Cognitive Behavioral, Cognitive Processing (primarily for trauma), Acceptance and Commitment, and Written Exposure Therapy (WET-what an acronym, right? WET! It's a great modality,..I promise! I am compassionate, direct, and whole-health oriented (basically whatever I am dishing out, I am taking my own medicine).
Let's get on to specialities....
I am a clinical psychologist and member of the Minnesota Psychoanalytic Association and Institute where I am an advanced candidate (and current president).
People seek therapy for a variety of reasons. A common reason for beginning therapy is that some aspect of life does not feel as though it is working leaving you feeling frustrated, anxious, or unfulfilled. I enjoy working with people who have had successes in life, yet struggle to maintain happiness, energy, and a positive self-view. We work together to identify problems, both current and past, and new ways of working through them. I focus on the whole person in order to help people live their life in a way that feels whole, integrated, and satisfying.
I am a clinical psychologist and member of the Minnesota Psychoanalytic Association and Institute where I am an advanced candidate (and current president).
People seek therapy for a variety of reasons. A common reason for beginning therapy is that some aspect of life does not feel as though it is working leaving you feeling frustrated, anxious, or unfulfilled. I enjoy working with people who have had successes in life, yet struggle to maintain happiness, energy, and a positive self-view. We work together to identify problems, both current and past, and new ways of working through them. I focus on the whole person in order to help people live their life in a way that feels whole, integrated, and satisfying.
I enjoy working with clients that are fed up with constant feelings of dissatisfaction in life and are ready to discover new ways of thinking and being. The clients that I work with are from many different walks of life. They struggle with issues such as substance use, relationship problems, identity issues, depression, anxiety, life stressors and fears about the future. I enjoy working with clients to challenge beliefs about their reality and take control of their lives.
I enjoy working with clients that are fed up with constant feelings of dissatisfaction in life and are ready to discover new ways of thinking and being. The clients that I work with are from many different walks of life. They struggle with issues such as substance use, relationship problems, identity issues, depression, anxiety, life stressors and fears about the future. I enjoy working with clients to challenge beliefs about their reality and take control of their lives.
If you're feeling stuck or overwhelmed, I would like to provide a place to think about what's troubling you and find new ways forward. We can work to understand the deeper patterns that shape your experiences and relationships.
Your history, relationships, and internal conflicts all matter in making sense of current struggles. In our work together, we’ll consider what drives your reactions and choices in ways that may not be immediately obvious. My aim is to help you develop greater self-understanding, find more satisfying ways to navigate life’s challenges, and to provide an attentive, supportive environment for this work.
If you're feeling stuck or overwhelmed, I would like to provide a place to think about what's troubling you and find new ways forward. We can work to understand the deeper patterns that shape your experiences and relationships.
Your history, relationships, and internal conflicts all matter in making sense of current struggles. In our work together, we’ll consider what drives your reactions and choices in ways that may not be immediately obvious. My aim is to help you develop greater self-understanding, find more satisfying ways to navigate life’s challenges, and to provide an attentive, supportive environment for this work.
I view psychotherapy as a collaborative conversation where something genuine and unexpected can emerge. The space we create together is open and deeply respectful of your unique experiences and the ways you express them. My approach is psychodynamic and depth-oriented, which simply means we look beneath the surface to understand the forces shaping your life.
I view psychotherapy as a collaborative conversation where something genuine and unexpected can emerge. The space we create together is open and deeply respectful of your unique experiences and the ways you express them. My approach is psychodynamic and depth-oriented, which simply means we look beneath the surface to understand the forces shaping your life.
Tara is a trauma-informed therapist who holds a commitment toward affirmative practice with folks who hold one or more stigmatized identities. Her personal experiences of marginalization motivate her to hold spaces where anyone could feel safe. Her work with you is about reclaiming agency in your life and strengthening your sense of self so that you can move forward courageously and confidently in your own decisions. When working with Tara, the focus is on deepening emotional connection and healing relational trauma with sensitivity to the unique experiences and strengths you bring into the relationship.
Tara is a trauma-informed therapist who holds a commitment toward affirmative practice with folks who hold one or more stigmatized identities. Her personal experiences of marginalization motivate her to hold spaces where anyone could feel safe. Her work with you is about reclaiming agency in your life and strengthening your sense of self so that you can move forward courageously and confidently in your own decisions. When working with Tara, the focus is on deepening emotional connection and healing relational trauma with sensitivity to the unique experiences and strengths you bring into the relationship.
If you are struggling with relationships, mood, self-doubt, or anxiety, I would love to get to know you and together take a careful look at what is causing your pain. I study psychodynamic therapy, which is focused on getting to the root of issues rather than just a quick fix of a few coping strategies. My hope is that even in the first few meetings you will feel something new, something hopeful, or confront something difficult that has been hidden in the background. I have worked with different kinds of people as a newer therapist. I have found particular success with young men who need someone to process relationship issues with.
If you are struggling with relationships, mood, self-doubt, or anxiety, I would love to get to know you and together take a careful look at what is causing your pain. I study psychodynamic therapy, which is focused on getting to the root of issues rather than just a quick fix of a few coping strategies. My hope is that even in the first few meetings you will feel something new, something hopeful, or confront something difficult that has been hidden in the background. I have worked with different kinds of people as a newer therapist. I have found particular success with young men who need someone to process relationship issues with.
Claudia Coleman
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW, CYT
1 Endorsed
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Waitlist for new clients
Therapy can offer guidance and support in times when we find ourselves faced with painful and challenging life circumstances. We may feel stuck in repetitive patterns that we can’t seem to break — feeling lost, overwhelmed, and unsure of what to do. As a psychodynamic therapist, I invite you to explore the places that you tend to avoid or keep hidden. Through this process you will deepen your self-awareness and gain greater insight into any struggles, patterns, and problems you are facing in life, thus opening new possibilities and ways of engaging in life more fully as yourself.
Therapy can offer guidance and support in times when we find ourselves faced with painful and challenging life circumstances. We may feel stuck in repetitive patterns that we can’t seem to break — feeling lost, overwhelmed, and unsure of what to do. As a psychodynamic therapist, I invite you to explore the places that you tend to avoid or keep hidden. Through this process you will deepen your self-awareness and gain greater insight into any struggles, patterns, and problems you are facing in life, thus opening new possibilities and ways of engaging in life more fully as yourself.
I enjoy coming alongside adolescents (ages 12 to 19), young adults, adult individuals, couples, and families to provide support and encouragement. If you are experiencing challenges with stress, anxiety, PTSD, depression, ADHD, academic difficulties, family problems, marital problems, or other mental health concerns, I am here to help you.
You can trust in me to develop a strong therapeutic alliance with you, to be compassionate and empathetic, to listen carefully, to encourage, and to help you experience healing and hope in your life.
I enjoy coming alongside adolescents (ages 12 to 19), young adults, adult individuals, couples, and families to provide support and encouragement. If you are experiencing challenges with stress, anxiety, PTSD, depression, ADHD, academic difficulties, family problems, marital problems, or other mental health concerns, I am here to help you.
You can trust in me to develop a strong therapeutic alliance with you, to be compassionate and empathetic, to listen carefully, to encourage, and to help you experience healing and hope in your life.
The relationships we form early in life impact how we communicate with ourselves and with others today. Ways we have learned to cope with challenges in the past may no longer be effective in serving our current needs.
Viewing the self as comprised of mind, body, and soul, I aim to understand who you have been and who you want to be. Exploring what is personally important and meaningful is a unique process for every person. I believe that there are multiple ways of viewing a problem and that you are the expert on yourself.
The relationships we form early in life impact how we communicate with ourselves and with others today. Ways we have learned to cope with challenges in the past may no longer be effective in serving our current needs.
Viewing the self as comprised of mind, body, and soul, I aim to understand who you have been and who you want to be. Exploring what is personally important and meaningful is a unique process for every person. I believe that there are multiple ways of viewing a problem and that you are the expert on yourself.
Dr. Nicole Maronde
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, PEL, LICSW, LCSW, DSW
2 Endorsed
Online Only
I support individuals navigating life’s complexities—setting boundaries with family or work, building a life that honors both ambition and connection, and making space for joy. I work with neurodivergent clients to harness their strengths in relationships, school, and the workplace. I also hold space for grief in all its forms—loss of a loved one, a role, or a sense of self—knowing there’s no shortcut, only the path through. I don’t have all the answers (no matter what you’re facing), but I believe you do—and I’m here to help you find them through deep listening, reflection, a dose of humor, and a steady focus on your strengths.
I support individuals navigating life’s complexities—setting boundaries with family or work, building a life that honors both ambition and connection, and making space for joy. I work with neurodivergent clients to harness their strengths in relationships, school, and the workplace. I also hold space for grief in all its forms—loss of a loved one, a role, or a sense of self—knowing there’s no shortcut, only the path through. I don’t have all the answers (no matter what you’re facing), but I believe you do—and I’m here to help you find them through deep listening, reflection, a dose of humor, and a steady focus on your strengths.
I understand that during our life journey, we may experience mental, emotional, and relational distress. Sometimes we know what is causing it but we don’t necessarily know what to do about it. At other times we don’t actually know what is causing the discomfort or pain, but we know we feel it. This is where therapy can be very helpful. I find it a privilege to walk alongside each of my clients as they work to better understand their thoughts, feelings, and experiences and the impact it's had and continues to have on them.
I understand that during our life journey, we may experience mental, emotional, and relational distress. Sometimes we know what is causing it but we don’t necessarily know what to do about it. At other times we don’t actually know what is causing the discomfort or pain, but we know we feel it. This is where therapy can be very helpful. I find it a privilege to walk alongside each of my clients as they work to better understand their thoughts, feelings, and experiences and the impact it's had and continues to have on them.
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Psychoanalytic Therapists
Does psychoanalytic therapy work?
Psychoanalytic therapy derives from the work of Sigmund Freud. In this type of therapy, discovering buried thoughts and emotions from the unconscious will help a person work through their difficulties and negative behaviors. Research shows that psychoanalytic therapy can be highly effective, with patients reporting improvement in mood, quality of life, and overall well-being.
How long are people typically in psychoanalytic therapy?
Traditional psychoanalysis is in-depth and is conducted in five sessions every week. Today, modern psychoanalytic therapy is less intense and normally incorporates as few as one or two sessions a week. In some cases, positive change can occur quickly. However, if the condition, difficulty, or behavior is deep-seated, improvement may require many months or years of therapy.
Is psychoanalytic therapy suitable for young people?
Children and adolescents can benefit from this type of therapy. Many kids and teens are often unable to form and communicate their thoughts and emotions. Psychoanalytic therapy uses specific techniques such as dream analysis, symbolism, and free association or word association; all of which can be useful tools for less-communicative young people. Through this therapy, a patient will hopefully make connections between what they feel inside and how the world works outside.
Can psychoanalytic therapy be done online?
Modern-day psychoanalytic therapy is very different from traditional psychoanalysis. While an individual can sit face-to-face with the psychoanalyst for multiple sessions a week, they do not have to. Today, psychoanalytic therapy can be effectively conducted online or by phone. The key is that the individual confronts what is repressed and avoided, and this can be done whether in person or over online video.