Therapists in Eden Prairie, MN

With a compassionate, non-judgmental and interactive approach, I seek to assist people in making desired changes in relationships, behaviors and outlook on life. For over 20 years, I have helped individuals, couples and groups by providing a safe and open place to talk about their lives and share their stories. I specialize in the treatment of depression, anxiety and relationship issues and have particular expertise in trauma, PTSD and anger management. These can be painful, distressing issues but my calm, caring manner is paired with practical, effective methods. The result is relief, hopefulness and re-building of emotional health.

Schedule online now: https://brittanykerrlicswmsw.clientsecure.me Whether your hurt is physical or emotional, the struggle to keep up with your life when you feel slowed down by hurt is a very real challenge. I know firsthand that beginning the therapy process can be an overwhelming decision. My hope in the therapy process is to provide you with tools, resources, and a safe space to assist you in getting past obstacles and creating your most confident and capable self. I'm passionate about helping you in your therapy journey because I know how challenging, amazing, and worthwhile it can be.

Sara is a licensed independent marriage and family therapist who specializes in working with adults, children, families and couples who are experiencing a wide range of mental health symptoms, behavioral struggles, relationship difficulties, parenting difficulties and perinatal mental health concerns. Her primary clinical focus is grounded In attachment, relationships and development that integrates an understanding of the past in order to heal the present.

Getting to know Ben Twogood Individuals, couples, families, and adolescents work with Ben to change the narrative of their lives to become the people that they want to be. As a therapist, Ben treats clients from a strengths-based perspective, and he tailors his therapeutic approach to each individual patient utilizing psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, narrative and mindfulness-based techniques based in a family systems framework. Ben uses his 20+ years working with human services organizations to support and help clients navigate community services and systems.

I completed my undergraduate degree at Augsburg University and went on to obtain my Master's degree at Bethel University. I am licensed through the Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor. As a mental health therapist, I work with clients who want to find meaning, identity, and discover a new life worth living. Each of us has the ability to recognize our strengths and use them as a strong foundation for recovery and change.

I have had the opportunity of working with adolescents and adults for nearly 30 years in residential treatment centers, inpatient, outpatient, and forensic settings. I've provided services in: group, individual, and family formats. I am fortunate to witness the strength and courage of persons facing such severe and persistent presentations of mental illness. I continue with much hope for the future and whatever advances or progress awaits.

Discover your healing wisdom, strength and serenity as you confront unhealthy patterns in your relationships. Problems and crises offer invitations to personal or relational growth. We explore strategies for moving forward, whether that means feeling empowered to make changes, or accepting life on life's terms. Learn to respond to difficult situations non-reactively, with curiosity, detachment and compassion. Develop skillful communication which enables you to negotiate healthy boundaries and effectively resolve conflicts. Begin speaking your truth, expecting to be heard. Believe that you deserve to be treated well, with kindness. Learn simple, daily skills which promote happiness and contentment.

Have you lost someone or something that is important to you? Is life presenting you with changes that are difficult to navigate? Are relationships hard for you? Has your past created difficulties that you just can't seem to separate from? Do you feel overwhelmed by the pressure to raise perfect kids and meet the needs of everyone around you?  Does your family need help? Are you a helper or therapist and need your own support? I am here, to connect with you and help you feel better.

We provide psychoeducational and neurocognitive assessments for children, adolescents and adults to evaluate cognitive ability, academic achievement, executive functioning, attention, learning, memory, and social/emotional/behavioral issues. We specialize in evaluations for ADHD, Autism, and learning disabilities.

For the last fourteen years my practice has been geared towards adults struggling with anxiety and panic, depression, relationship issues of all types, grief and loss, and past trauma. I also work a great deal with addiction and codependency in the family. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I see my job as helping people resolve these issues in collaborative, non-judgmental therapy sessions. I provide an environment where these problems can be explored and resolved. My approach is direct but respectful; giving clients practical skills and techniques that can change their lives.

Telehealth (Minnesota, Wisconsin, Texas, and FL). Perhaps, you're a highly sensitive person, experience high levels of anxiety, have past trauma, or are uncertain how to navigate challenging relationships in your life. You may be going through the motions of life, lacking joy, and feeling stuck or directionless. The negative self-talk and lack of confidence and certainty is stealing your joy. You can have truly meaningful connections, live a purposeful life, and be free from the grip of doubts, fears, and crippling emotions. You aren't alone in this.

Jacqueline Misko is an Unlicensed Community Based Therapist in Minnesota. She has a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology. Jacqueline has experience working with individuals with anxiety and depression. In her spare time, Jacqueline enjoys art, video games, and going on walks.

I believe that people have the power to live healthy, connected, full lives. With proper support and guidance, healing and change can happen. I specialize in working with adults who have histories of childhood sexual abuse and attachment wounds. I assist clients in finding the safety to explore difficult histories and relationships, to create new boundaries and stand firm in them. I guide clients to a place of self-acceptance, worth and love. There is no question that the work is hard; however, with support we can do hard things.

Hello! Thank you for visiting my profile. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Minnesota. I believe in having a non-anxious and non-judgmental presence and honoring all parts of the self: emotional, mental, physical and spiritual. In my work with clients, having unconditional positive regard and prioritizing the client-therapist relationship have been paramount to change. Although couples and romantic relationships are my passion, I also enjoy working with individuals and families.

Therapy for the woman looking for effective and compassionate support making sustainable life changes in mind-body-spirit health. If you're going through depression, anxiety, stress, life-stage transitions, low self-esteem, struggle with self-care, relationship conflict, or work/home life balance, this may be a good fit for you. Overcoming the obstacles keeping you from being and feeling your best, understanding deeply your feelings and needs, healing your internal relationship with Self and quality connections with others, and finding more satisfaction and contentment in daily life are common achievements in therapy with me.

I’m passionate about relationships, parenting, attachment, and how our childhoods shape the way we interact with the world around us. I believe our physical bodies hold the key to much of our mental and spiritual experiences, and learning to hold valuable space for all the parts of us—even the scary ones—is the work I hold dearest. I focus on building a safe and respectful connection with my clients. In our work together I will pull from a trauma-informed, strengths-based approach that often utilizes CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) techniques.

Dr. Jerry Crimmins is a Psychologist in Minnesota who has been practicing since 2004. Dr. Crimmins has worked with clients with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, grief and loss, problems with motivation, relationship issues, and parenting problems. His counseling style is direct, respectful, and incorporates some humor once you get to know each other. Dr. Crimmins believes in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. His approach is fundamentally cognitive-behavioral but will incorporate other techniques in order to tailor our dialogue and treatment to meet your unique and specific needs.

Have you ever felt the feeling where your heart takes a deep breath, feeling entirely secure and at rest in the presence of someone you can be totally authentic with, and they see the good in you, unconditionally? I have, and it changed everything for me. I have made it my mission to be that for my clients. Perhaps you are trying to make sense of your big emotions, relationship problems, or unhelpful coping strategies. I help clients explore beyond the surface of their behaviors and get to the root of where they originate. Then, we work on healing, together.

I'm a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist providing individual therapy for adults as well as couples and families. My areas of focus are with past traumas, abuse, addictions, eating disorders, body image concerns, self-harming behaviors, abandonment, Bipolar Disorder, obsessive compulsive disorders, anxiety, and loss. My other areas of concentration are marriage counseling, the challenges of parenting, sibling conflicts, infidelity, and conflict resolution skills. I offer pre-marital counseling focusing on the transition into marriage, establishing effective communication skills, hearing/understanding partner perspective, assumptions made about partner's thoughts/experiences, and how the couple can approach challenges life may bring to their relationships.