Native American Therapists in Stearns County, MN

Amy believes that healthcare is a human right. While trained as a generalist to treat a wide variety of mental health diagnoses. Most of her experience is in trauma, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and life transition concerns among just a few. Her interests include how cultural and familial background impact our identity, worldview, and daily experiences. Amy has been working most recently on improving awareness to the effects of historical trauma in Native American communities and hopes to bring her integration of traditional perspectives of healing and formal Westernized training to your healing journey.

I am here to listen and connect to all people. As a queer, Native American divorced mom, I can empathize and help all walks of life. Maybe you're struggling with your identity, relationship issues, understanding your goals, needs or wants or other things making you feel stuck. I have experience working with children, adolescents, couples, and older adults. I am currently supervised by Kari Lyn Stevens Wampler, LMFT.

Mino Bimaadiziwin Wellness Clinic is owned and operated by Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians. We provide therapy services to Native American adults and children, and families with Medicaid. Clients do not have to be enrolled in Red Lake Band or another tribe, however 98% of our providers are Native American and are trained to provide culturally responsive care to the Native American community.

It's our reality that human beings struggle at times along the road of life. I have had the opportunity to work with individuals, couples and families get over and through these life obstacles. I have been honored and amazed to witness people conquer fears, addictions and harmful experiences that have left them tired and gasping on that road, and once again pick themselves up and journey onwards.

I integrate the ancient wisdom of Hindu Chakras, Anishinaabe Grandfather Teachings, and Christian Virtues with the Kwanzaa Principles, U.S. Army Values, and the CASEL competencies (self-awareness, social awareness, self-management, relationship-building, and decision-making). Wherever you are, that's our starting point and you get to choose the paradigm that is most relevant to you.

Hau Mitakuyepi, Cante Waste Nape Ciyuzapelo. (Hello my relative, I greet you with a warm heart and handshake). Colter Combellick, Mnicoujou - Lakota, and member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, comes from the Tin Cup, Spotted Bear, and Yellow Hawk families. Colter (Colt) specializes in providing culturally responsive mental health care for Indigenous folks. Colt also works well with athletes, and individuals struggling with Anxiety, Depression, and Trauma. Colt believes each client is sacred and understands that it is imperative to personalize services for each individual to ensure their success.

I provide diagnosis assessment, therapy and intervention services if needed to adults and families.

I work with people who are interested in holistic health and traditional methods. I see motivated folx who invest in getting better by working outside sessions. I see people from difficult families, with mood, career, family, couple, chronic medical/cancer, obsessive/compulsive, attention, spiritual issues, and people who want to be more successful in relationships and with themselves. I see adults and elders, people from various cultures, countries and religions. I offer Saturday and evening appointments. I research concerns and network with holistic health professionals for your needs.

I believe that people need a therapist who has the ability to understand their experience. Once a person has the experience of being understood, a foundation is established to work through more vulnerable and difficult material. It is this proces of establishing a safe and understanding experience and working through of material that allows the possibility of change and the realization of one's true self and potentials.

As a Millennial or Gen Z woman, you may be grappling with questions about your identity and the meaning of life. Maybe you are feeling overwhelmed by stress and anxiety or navigating through life changes such as graduating from college or moving to a new city. You may have also received a recent ADHD diagnosis, and it turns out that all those years of suffering from irritability, poor concentration, and indecision weren't just depression. Whether anxiety, life transitions, ADHD, depression, or all of the above are getting in the way of you feeling healthy, empowered, and resilient, therapy can help you live a more balanced life.

Emotional healing and trauma thriving is a process. I will join you in your quest and walk alongside every step of the way. Your journey with me will touch every area of your humanity; providing a wholistic approach to your healing.

I am a passionate clinician with a deep commitment to intergenerational healing and language revitalization within First Nations communities. With a Master’s in Counseling and Psychology Services, I am able to support adults and emerging adults (18-21) to explore and heal from anxiety, depression, trauma, and establish and foster community connection and engagement. If you are seeking a safe and supportive space to embark on your healing journey, I invite you to join the circle. Together, we can explore the path towards resilience, empowerment, and cultural revitalization.

My work at NeuroCALM explores individual identity through professional development assessment tools and coaching.

As someone who has personally experienced the impact of mental health challenges, I understand the importance of accessible and effective mental health services. Seeking support can be a daunting step, but it is crucial in promoting healing and growth. As a mental health service provider, I am committed to creating a safe and non-judgmental space that fosters trust, respect, and growth. I believe in a holistic approach to mental health, which considers the interconnection between one's emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being.

Have you always felt different from everyone else, or even proudly identified as a "weirdo?" Are you burnt out and exhausted? Have therapy and medications been ineffective for you in the past? Is the search for a therapist or assessor that truly -gets- you more overwhelming than you could have ever imagined? You're in the right place. My clients are often on journeys to learn more about themselves, on a quest to feel better and enhance their quality of life. Nothing makes me happier than being immersed in a client's world. I want to know everything about what you love and care about.

I help people find their voice and true selves, whose lives have been impacted by trauma and various forms of abuse in their childhood. By engaging in deep meaningful conversation and exploring with art materials in sessions, we can choose to move from survival and reactions to owning and living our lives fully. Much of traumatic experiences reside in the non-verbal part of the brain. The use of creative art therapy allows the individual to express feelings in a visual and sensory way, allowing for a better understanding of the feeling which allows us to find our own buried truths.

Hello! What is bringing you to therapy? For many, it's feeling lost, confused, hurt and disconnected from ourselves and the world around us. We can come to feel lost and disconnected because of trauma or stress (either in this lifetime or in your lineage) that hasn’t been digested in our body/mind. It can happen from living in an increasingly lonely and disconnected world. I would like to support you in finding connection and meaning in life so you can experience satisfying relationships with yourself, friends, family and the natural world around you. This is what being alive is about!