Autism Therapists in Minneapolis, MN

If you're struggling to feel content with who you are and where you're going in life, you are not alone. Maybe you've felt misunderstood, unseen, disconnected, or unappreciated, and you want to learn how to more effectively connect with yourself and others. Maybe you need some coping skills to help manage challenges with anxiety or intense emotional reactions. If these are the types of goals you have, therapy can help you reach those goals and make the most of your potential.

VEEMAH Integrated Wellness & Consulting Services, LLC is a private practice staffed with independent licensed clinical staff which includes a Licensed Psychologist (LP), a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC), mental health practitioners, rehab workers, and other licensed professionals in the in the fields of psychology, social work, and addiction studies.

Struggling with mental health? Relationship difficulties? Whether you're seeking therapy for yourself, your relationship, or for your entire family system, I'm here to help. I use a client-centered approach and believe therapy works best when compassion, empathy, and humor are in the mix.

I have extensive experience as a school social worker in Minneapolis Public Schools, which comes with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in mental health intervention, human growth and behavior, family dynamics, and community resources that I will bring into our time together. I have worked with students with a vast range of needs and ability levels, diverse backgrounds, and socioeconomic classes. My areas of strength include working with anxiety, depression, LGBTQ+, trauma, ADHD, intellectual disabilities, and teacher burnout.

I am most interested in working with members of the LGBTQIA+ community, providing safe, respectful, and culturally responsive care. I have a strong interest in the experience of minority communities, intersectionality, trauma, grief and bereavement, building healthy relationships, and teaching skills around self-advocacy and boundaries. I also enjoy providing therapy for other therapists; it is so important for us to care for ourselves so we can show up effectively for our clients.

I love seeing clients who feel stuck in their relationship patterns or personal struggles and are ready to make a change. I see both couples & individuals with a variety of mental health concerns, and work with them to uncover and address the barriers that are holding them back.

Life can be challenging, and at times feel like an emotional rollercoaster. I am here to work with you as you navigate life’s rollercoaster and find a balance. In my years of experience working with individuals and their families, I have come to appreciate the importance of collaborative approach with individuals. I believe that you are the expert in your life, and I am here to assist and support you in that process. I approach therapy from a holistic approach where there is a balance between the mind and the body.

Seeking therapy takes immense courage, and the therapy session should be a place to explore, question, struggle, and heal without judgment. In my practice, I utilize a systemic, feminist approach that honors the innate dignity, worth, and capacity for change in all human beings. I believe that healing and change happen in our relationships to others and to a global sense of humanity. I strive to create a safe container in which to practice interpersonal healing, utilizing the therapeutic relationship and process as the primary tool for creating change.

Are you struggling to cope with feelings of sadness, anger, or anxiety? Is it a struggle just to get through the day? Do you feel like you're in a rut? If so, therapy may be the answer you're looking for.

There have been so many things outside of our control with the societal injustices, pandemic and traumatic events that create feelings of being anxious or losing hope. I want to help your relationship with yourself and others be more informed and reflective on what to do next. I want to offer you knowledge and expertise I have gained through experience and focus on helping others who have had similar experiences. I am here ready to listen and take this pathway by your side to find out what works for you.

As a parent of a struggling teenage son, you want to do whatever you can to help get your teen on the right path. I help struggling teenage guys discover their identity, realize their strengths, and use those strengths to catapult into adulthood with a sense of competence and confidence. Adolescence is an exciting time where teens form their unique identity, build meaningful social connections, and learn to think in an innovative way. Ironically, what makes adolescence so exciting can also make it enormously stressful for both teens and their caretakers.

Sandy Clark is a Minnesota Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, National Certified Addiction Counselor II, Substance Abuse Professional, Certified Grief Educator and EMDR Therapist. She holds a master’s degree in Co-Occurring Disorders Counseling with specialization in depression, grief, anxiety, trauma/PTSD, personality disorders, substance abuse, disordered eating, stepfamilies and justice involved individuals.

You are ready to engage in the work of growth, healing, and returning to self. That may be a little by little or maybe you are aware of some big, heavy stuff. You may be ready to trust that the wisdom of your body will guide the healing. You may be desiring some direct, yet understanding support around parenting or living with (or as) a neurodivergent human in an affirming way. You may be exploring the realities of white body supremacy in your life and environment as the smog (Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum) around us. You may be deconstructing and/or de-converting from religious and spiritual environments.

Taking the first step towards therapy is brave and empowering. I bring experience helping those facing addiction, ADHD, depression, anxiety, life transitions, and domestic abuse. Evidence-based methods such as CBT, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing guide our journey. Together, we'll explore your thoughts and emotions, finding healthier coping strategies. I focus on your holistic well-being and believe in the potential for change in every individual. Trust is paramount in our therapeutic relationship, and I am dedicated to earning and maintaining it throughout our work together. Let's embark on this path to a happier, healthier you!

My clinical interests include depression, anxiety, ADHD, adjustment problems, OCD, trauma, attachment, and parenting concerns to name a few. I work with ages three and up and particularly enjoy helping families and parents learn and practice healthier communication styles and conflict resolution. I am passionate about providing evidence-based (proven effective by research) treatments while meeting clients where they are at and helping them get to where they would like to be in life. I bring humor and warmth to sessions with a direct, active, and collaborative style. I emphasize validation and create a non-judgmental atmosphere.

Jess Holly received her Bachelor’s degree in Child Psychology from the University of Minnesota and went on to earn a Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from the U of M. Jess previously worked for a children’s community mental health agency in Minneapolis and surrounding areas where she provided in-home therapeutic support to children and their families facing serious and persistent mental and behavioral health challenges. Jess also has experience treating adults with anxiety and depression.

My goal is to help every child, adolescent, and/or young adult touched by ADHD navigate through their specific challenges, and find their unique areas of brilliance. I have been practicing as a child and adolescent psychologist for over twenty years. I work closely with youth, parents, educators, and families. One of my primary areas of expertise is neuropsychological testing, which has given me great insight into how children and adolescents learn. I founded my own organization, ADHD&U, in 2019 after writing a book about raising my own son with ADHD (Raising Will: Surviving the Brilliance and Blues of ADHD).

I am devoted to working with clients who are looking for professional support in achieving their goals with their mental health needs. It is rewarding to give them the necessary and applicable tools to navigate life's obstacles and unexpected turns. I take an empathetic, caring, and strengths-based approach, which allows foundational support to individuals of all backgrounds, distinct needs, and strengths.

I'm passionate about working with neurodivergents, nerds, geeks, gamers, oddballs, and anyone who feels like they're on the outside looking in. People love working with me because they can tell I truly care about them and their goals. I strive to provide practical skills that can help individuals gain the confidence they need to accomplish their goals and live life in accordance to their values.