Male Therapists in Kingfield, Minneapolis, MN
From the outside, it probably looks like you have things under control. But underneath that, you can sense that something isn’t quite right. Maybe you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, burnout, a breakup or divorce, or trying to make sense of past experiences that still get in the way. You tend to keep a lot to yourself, worried about being misunderstood, judged, or disappointed again. You push yourself hard, yet still feel like something’s missing. You’ve handled a lot on your own, but some patterns don’t seem to change no matter how much effort you put in. If you’re here, you may be wondering whether therapy could really help.
From the outside, it probably looks like you have things under control. But underneath that, you can sense that something isn’t quite right. Maybe you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, burnout, a breakup or divorce, or trying to make sense of past experiences that still get in the way. You tend to keep a lot to yourself, worried about being misunderstood, judged, or disappointed again. You push yourself hard, yet still feel like something’s missing. You’ve handled a lot on your own, but some patterns don’t seem to change no matter how much effort you put in. If you’re here, you may be wondering whether therapy could really help.
Clare strives to provide a warm, safe, and supportive environment for clients to foster greater self-acceptance, develop healthy coping strategies, and maximize their strengths. She uses an integrative approach to help individuals move toward their true potential as well as cultivate intentions such as authenticity, kindness, patience, compassion, and responsibility.
Clare strives to provide a warm, safe, and supportive environment for clients to foster greater self-acceptance, develop healthy coping strategies, and maximize their strengths. She uses an integrative approach to help individuals move toward their true potential as well as cultivate intentions such as authenticity, kindness, patience, compassion, and responsibility.
I provide therapy personalized to address your unique goals and needs. My therapeutic approach is integrative and relationship-focused, influenced by liberation psychology, feminist/multicultural, and humanistic/existential lenses. I trained as a generalist and also have extensive experience working with overlapping healthcare needs, trauma survivors, people coping with experiences of domestic violence and abuse, and students addressing topics such as academic success, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, identity development, and healthy relationships. I continue to refine a culturally humble approach to psychotherapy work.
I provide therapy personalized to address your unique goals and needs. My therapeutic approach is integrative and relationship-focused, influenced by liberation psychology, feminist/multicultural, and humanistic/existential lenses. I trained as a generalist and also have extensive experience working with overlapping healthcare needs, trauma survivors, people coping with experiences of domestic violence and abuse, and students addressing topics such as academic success, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, identity development, and healthy relationships. I continue to refine a culturally humble approach to psychotherapy work.
I seek to understand my clients’ past, present, and future to collaborate with them on finding answers to questions and solutions to problems. My practice is rooted in mindfulness, unconditional acceptance, and intellectual curiosity. I believe that in order for positive change to occur in therapy (and most relationships), an individual must feel wholly seen, understood, and accepted by the other.
I seek to understand my clients’ past, present, and future to collaborate with them on finding answers to questions and solutions to problems. My practice is rooted in mindfulness, unconditional acceptance, and intellectual curiosity. I believe that in order for positive change to occur in therapy (and most relationships), an individual must feel wholly seen, understood, and accepted by the other.
I am a compassionate and clear-thinking therapist. For the past thirty years, I have worked with clients to help them unravel problematic emotions, develop more resilience, and expand self-awareness. I use a psychodynamically informed approach, which means the therapy focuses both on current symptoms and problems, as well as underlying root causes. My style is interactive, engaging, and direct. I bring warmth, dedication, and an open presence to help clients sort through difficult issues and develop lasting confidence.
I am a compassionate and clear-thinking therapist. For the past thirty years, I have worked with clients to help them unravel problematic emotions, develop more resilience, and expand self-awareness. I use a psychodynamically informed approach, which means the therapy focuses both on current symptoms and problems, as well as underlying root causes. My style is interactive, engaging, and direct. I bring warmth, dedication, and an open presence to help clients sort through difficult issues and develop lasting confidence.
Is financial stress silently eroding your peace of mind or your relationship? You may look like you have it all together, but underneath, you’re overwhelmed by money worries, decision fatigue, or tension at home. Many of my clients are competent people who feel stuck—battling burnout, anxiety, or conflict with their partner about spending and saving.
Whatever brings you in, I offer a clear path forward. I am Dr. Collin Davidson, a Board Certified Psychologist (ABPP)—a distinction achieved by fewer than 4% of psychologists. I combine this clinical expertise with specialized training in Financial Therapy.
Is financial stress silently eroding your peace of mind or your relationship? You may look like you have it all together, but underneath, you’re overwhelmed by money worries, decision fatigue, or tension at home. Many of my clients are competent people who feel stuck—battling burnout, anxiety, or conflict with their partner about spending and saving.
Whatever brings you in, I offer a clear path forward. I am Dr. Collin Davidson, a Board Certified Psychologist (ABPP)—a distinction achieved by fewer than 4% of psychologists. I combine this clinical expertise with specialized training in Financial Therapy.
Distress provides us an opportunity to examine the purposefulness of our cognitive, emotional, and relational patterns in a meaningful way. If we better understand what shaped us, where we are in the present, and what we want to integrate in the future, we can take fruitful action to instill change in our lives. Different approaches to our distress are at times necessary in order to reconcile new stages of development and new parts of our selves.
Distress provides us an opportunity to examine the purposefulness of our cognitive, emotional, and relational patterns in a meaningful way. If we better understand what shaped us, where we are in the present, and what we want to integrate in the future, we can take fruitful action to instill change in our lives. Different approaches to our distress are at times necessary in order to reconcile new stages of development and new parts of our selves.
My work centers on helping individuals and couples seeking clarity, connection, and meaningful change. Many clients come in with concerns such as anxiety, relationship and family stress, work or academic pressure, trauma, or major life transitions. Others are navigating questions of identity, esteem, or feeling stuck in unfulfilling patterns. Clients come for support in managing emotions, gaining perspective, and creating more satisfying relationships.
My work centers on helping individuals and couples seeking clarity, connection, and meaningful change. Many clients come in with concerns such as anxiety, relationship and family stress, work or academic pressure, trauma, or major life transitions. Others are navigating questions of identity, esteem, or feeling stuck in unfulfilling patterns. Clients come for support in managing emotions, gaining perspective, and creating more satisfying relationships.
I have 2 immediate openings for new clients. I am passionate about working with clients navigating difficult life challenges such as the ending or loss of an important relationship, stress-producing life changes, relationship and family concerns, lack of confidence and competence, and/or personal growth and behavioral change. I often work with clients experiencing anxiety and worry, depressive symptoms, substance use, and/or trauma symptoms.
I have 2 immediate openings for new clients. I am passionate about working with clients navigating difficult life challenges such as the ending or loss of an important relationship, stress-producing life changes, relationship and family concerns, lack of confidence and competence, and/or personal growth and behavioral change. I often work with clients experiencing anxiety and worry, depressive symptoms, substance use, and/or trauma symptoms.
A majority of people who struggle with substance use and behavioral addictions also suffer with co-occurring mental health issues like depression, anxiety, anger, or ADHD. Managing these co-occurring issues alone is not recommended. Some bounce back and forth from therapists to treatment centers for management, making no progress in the disconnected process. The recommended approach is co-occurring treatment, and I have helped hundreds of people recover their lives by helping them manage addiction while exploring, uncovering, and improving their inner lives and their relationships with others.
A majority of people who struggle with substance use and behavioral addictions also suffer with co-occurring mental health issues like depression, anxiety, anger, or ADHD. Managing these co-occurring issues alone is not recommended. Some bounce back and forth from therapists to treatment centers for management, making no progress in the disconnected process. The recommended approach is co-occurring treatment, and I have helped hundreds of people recover their lives by helping them manage addiction while exploring, uncovering, and improving their inner lives and their relationships with others.
Your experiences and authentic self deserve to be shared and explored with a curious and compassionate therapist. Jack will work collaboratively with you to figure out what you need to live a more fulfilling, authentic, and empowered life. A meaningful therapeutic relationship built on trust and respect is essential to instilling hope and change through the healing process of therapy. You are the expert of your own life and your experiences and perspectives have value and deserve to be explored and understood non-judgmentally and empathetically, regardless of what you are struggling with. Change and insight are possible.
Your experiences and authentic self deserve to be shared and explored with a curious and compassionate therapist. Jack will work collaboratively with you to figure out what you need to live a more fulfilling, authentic, and empowered life. A meaningful therapeutic relationship built on trust and respect is essential to instilling hope and change through the healing process of therapy. You are the expert of your own life and your experiences and perspectives have value and deserve to be explored and understood non-judgmentally and empathetically, regardless of what you are struggling with. Change and insight are possible.
Navigating the world when you have experienced trauma, are neurodivergent, are Latino, speak Spanish, or are part of the LGBTQIA+ community can be difficult. It can be even more challenging when you need to mask or hide who you are. Managing having an invisible disability, experiencing discrimination, or not being accepted for who you are can feel overwhelming or too much. However, there is the possibility of change. Together, we can rewrite the narratives you have been taught, heal from your past history of trauma, and find acceptance in who you are.
Navigating the world when you have experienced trauma, are neurodivergent, are Latino, speak Spanish, or are part of the LGBTQIA+ community can be difficult. It can be even more challenging when you need to mask or hide who you are. Managing having an invisible disability, experiencing discrimination, or not being accepted for who you are can feel overwhelming or too much. However, there is the possibility of change. Together, we can rewrite the narratives you have been taught, heal from your past history of trauma, and find acceptance in who you are.
Life is hard, and sometimes feels impossible to navigate. You want to feel better and discover and build your ideal life. You want to enjoy life and be successful. But there are barriers that keep you from this life you desire. Perhaps you find yourself overwhelmed, unmotivated, struggling to make decisions, unable to control your emotions, falling behind in school, work, or other obligations. You remember a time when anxiety, depression, and painful emotions weren’t “the norm” … but those days feel like a distant memory. Don’t you wish you had the tools to change that? Life doesn’t have to stay this way.
Life is hard, and sometimes feels impossible to navigate. You want to feel better and discover and build your ideal life. You want to enjoy life and be successful. But there are barriers that keep you from this life you desire. Perhaps you find yourself overwhelmed, unmotivated, struggling to make decisions, unable to control your emotions, falling behind in school, work, or other obligations. You remember a time when anxiety, depression, and painful emotions weren’t “the norm” … but those days feel like a distant memory. Don’t you wish you had the tools to change that? Life doesn’t have to stay this way.
I have been in the field for almost 10 years. I use Person-Centered, CBT, Strengths-Based, Solution-Focused, Mindfulness, and Reality Therapy. I use Person-Centered, CBT, Strengths-Based, Solution Focused, Mindfulness, and Reality Therapy.
I have been in the field for almost 10 years. I use Person-Centered, CBT, Strengths-Based, Solution-Focused, Mindfulness, and Reality Therapy. I use Person-Centered, CBT, Strengths-Based, Solution Focused, Mindfulness, and Reality Therapy.
I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW 23383) and psychotherapist, with a focus on issues related to human sexuality. Connection, intimacy, desire, love, and joy are the things in life that enrich our human experience. When we struggle with these, life can feel very lonely. I believe that you have endless potential, but sometimes life can get in the way. My hope is to get some of the muck out of the way so you can be your best self on any given day.
I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW 23383) and psychotherapist, with a focus on issues related to human sexuality. Connection, intimacy, desire, love, and joy are the things in life that enrich our human experience. When we struggle with these, life can feel very lonely. I believe that you have endless potential, but sometimes life can get in the way. My hope is to get some of the muck out of the way so you can be your best self on any given day.
Through my 18 years as a therapist I’ve come to understand the common issues that get in the way of peoples’ growth and success. I can help you identify what is getting in your way, understand what you learned early on that caused you to feel stuck, and heal from those issues to create lasting change. I utilize trauma treatments such as EMDR and other experiential strategies to help you engage in life and relationships with more vibrancy and joy. I am also certified in Terry Real's Relational Life Therapy (RLT) for couples counseling and welcome couples to therapy utilizing this effective approach for sustainable relational change.
Through my 18 years as a therapist I’ve come to understand the common issues that get in the way of peoples’ growth and success. I can help you identify what is getting in your way, understand what you learned early on that caused you to feel stuck, and heal from those issues to create lasting change. I utilize trauma treatments such as EMDR and other experiential strategies to help you engage in life and relationships with more vibrancy and joy. I am also certified in Terry Real's Relational Life Therapy (RLT) for couples counseling and welcome couples to therapy utilizing this effective approach for sustainable relational change.
I specialize in trauma-focused care, helping individuals heal and build resilience using EMDR and other evidence-based approaches. I guide clients through processing trauma, reducing emotional pain, and fostering growth. In addition to trauma work, I support those navigating addiction and substance use. As a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC), I bring expertise in the complex relationship between trauma and addiction, helping clients recover and build a solid foundation for long-term well-being.
I specialize in trauma-focused care, helping individuals heal and build resilience using EMDR and other evidence-based approaches. I guide clients through processing trauma, reducing emotional pain, and fostering growth. In addition to trauma work, I support those navigating addiction and substance use. As a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC), I bring expertise in the complex relationship between trauma and addiction, helping clients recover and build a solid foundation for long-term well-being.
Savira Kambhu
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
1 Endorsed
Online Only
Waitlist for new clients
Some of the issues I work with include anxiety, depression, anger, lack of motivation, career and financial stress, relationship and family issues, racial and cultural oppression, sex and gender-related issues, and addiction. I work to create an environment that feels supportive, respectful, and collaborative. We will explore and figure out ways to make the changes you want to make in your life.
Some of the issues I work with include anxiety, depression, anger, lack of motivation, career and financial stress, relationship and family issues, racial and cultural oppression, sex and gender-related issues, and addiction. I work to create an environment that feels supportive, respectful, and collaborative. We will explore and figure out ways to make the changes you want to make in your life.
All human beings can experience growth, healing and success in their lives if they receive adequate support from others who genuinely care about them.
All human beings can experience growth, healing and success in their lives if they receive adequate support from others who genuinely care about them.
Online Therapists
Psychotherapy is something that happens between people...you and me. It is a process that I expertly and sensitively guide, but it is something that we experience together. Relationships, past and present, may be a source of pain, frustration, or fear...but they are also the key to unlocking your full potential. Together, we will work to alleviate your most pressing problems as well as to develop a fuller understanding of the deeper, underlying issues that keep you stuck in emotional and relational patterns that limit your capacity to more fully give and receive love.
Psychotherapy is something that happens between people...you and me. It is a process that I expertly and sensitively guide, but it is something that we experience together. Relationships, past and present, may be a source of pain, frustration, or fear...but they are also the key to unlocking your full potential. Together, we will work to alleviate your most pressing problems as well as to develop a fuller understanding of the deeper, underlying issues that keep you stuck in emotional and relational patterns that limit your capacity to more fully give and receive love.
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Male Therapists
As a man, why might I want to see a male therapist?
There are many reasons a man might wish to work with a male therapist, including a degree of shared identity, which may help client and therapist connect to each other and allow for a more free-flowing discussion of issues that can be deeply personal. Some men may feel more comfortable talking to a male therapist about relationship concerns, the pressures they feel around the roles society and family place on men, career or job challenges, self-esteem, or anger problems. For some men who have not had a male role models in their lives, a good male therapist may be especially helpful.
How can I find out about a therapist’s experience treating men?
Individuals looking for treatment should feel comfortable directly asking a therapist about their history treating men overall and the issues that arise in therapy with men. A good therapist will be happy to discuss such matters as well as their educational background, approach to treatment, and how they think they can aid a prospective client.
Can clients benefit from having a therapist of the same gender?
Therapy is not gender-specific, but some men as well as women feel more comfortable opening up about their experiences and history with therapists of a specific gender. An individual may feel that they have to explain less background information and be on the same page more quickly, particularly when discussing gender-specific challenges. That said, a good clinician can transcend most if not all gender concerns. Ultimately, the most important factor in therapy is the connection and trust the client is able to build with the practitioner.
Would a male therapist have specific training in treating men?
Generally, no. There are no certifications for treating men specifically, but there are continuing education classes that therapists may take that focus on treating men as a group. There are many therapists who focus on men and male issues in their treatment and therefore have experience and expertise in this domain.