Spanish Therapists in 55416

Tengo experiencia trabajando con niños y adultos jóvenes con una variedad de historia y diagnósticos, como depresión, ansiedad, oposicionalidad , trauma, autismo y más. También he trabajado con padres, abuelos y otros miembros de la familia para ayudar a enfrentar los desafíos de la crianza de los hijos y la familia, además que cualquier problema personal o de relación que puedan enfrentar. He trabajado con clientes de muchos edades y problemas psicologicas en cualquier tema con el que puedan necesitar ayuda. Hablo español con fluidez y estoy feliz trabajando con clientes que preferirían terapia en español.

When life becomes messy and you need a compassionate, collaborative, non-judgmental, and experienced therapist, I am here for you. My primary focus is on medical family therapy, family therapy, and working with young adults and adolescents. I have an extensive background working with eating disorders, acute and chronic illness, anxiety, depression, learning disorders, perfectionism, parenting, and adjusting to life’s challenges.

Licensed Professional Counselor Mandy holds a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Capella University and a B.S. in University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse in Therapeutic Recreation and Spanish. For over fifteen years, Mandy was a counselor working with children, adolescents, adults, and families in a variety of settings, such as: hospital inpatient, School Linked Program, residential facilities and in-home counseling. Mandy believes in approaching therapy with genuine care, concern, and unconditional positive regard. She has worked with people from a variety of cultural backgrounds and has experience supporting individuals

Currently not accepting new clients. My approach to therapy is person-centered, collaborative and dynamic. I see it as my role to help you pause and reflect, and challenge the schemas that may be keeping you stuck in undesired patterns of behavior. While therapy is serious work, it’s also important to laugh at the absurd moments and try to enjoy the journey as we walk it together. If you're struggling with relationships, feeling unheard or confused, reeling from a traumatic event or history, or experiencing a loss, we can work through these issues at your pace.

The therapists at Emerge Therapy can help you understand and transform long-standing patterns that no longer serve you well. This includes being curious about early and current relationships, exploring unacceptable or difficult emotions, and increasing awareness of the relationship between mind and body. We have a holistic perspective on mental health and seek lasting change through in-depth and integrative work.

Analisa Ballinger is a Cognitive Behavior Therapist in Minnesota who has been practicing since 2016. She has an MA in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University. Analisa has worked with children, adolescents, and adults in different settings. She uses a client-centered, humanistic approach, focusing on aspects of family systems, play therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Analisa also works from a collaborative, strength-based approach that's mindful of cultural, ethnic, and economic concerns. She likes to use affirmations, open ended questions, and reflective listening to help clients clarify their goals.

I specialize in the treatment of OCD, hoarding disorder, and all other anxiety-related disorders: social anxiety, phobias, panic disorder, PTSD, generalized anxiety, tics, and body-focused repetitive behaviors (e.g., nail-biting). As part of my practice, the primary treatment for these conditions is exposure and response prevention therapy, or ERP. What maybe differentiates my practice from others whose principal therapeutic modality is ERP is that I am able to accept a wide variety of insurances. Additionally, I am one of very few clinicians in the state of Minnesota who specializes in the treatment of hoarding disorder.

As a therapist, I place tremendous value on building a trusting therapeutic relationship and providing a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental space where you feel seen, heard, and accepted. You can expect a warm, empowering, creative, patient, and explorative environment. I enjoy working with individuals of all genders, races, and cultural backgrounds from ages 12 and up. I am passionate about helping individuals increase their self-awareness and self-compassion, identify and utilize their strengths, and develop skills to navigate challenges.

Looking for direction and support in a confusing and difficult world? Perhaps eating issues, trauma, relationship or occupational struggles have kept left you out of balance. You or your loved ones want to feel more calm and grounded and want to understand why you are having trouble getting there.

I work with individuals who have experienced trauma during childhood or as adults. Trauma alters our psychophysiology (the way in which the body and mind interact) leading to a variety of mental health disorders including anxiety, depression, addiction and some personality disorders. My main approach to treatment is helping clients understand and manage their autonomic nervous system. When clients learn how to co-regulate and self-regulate, they can manage their symptoms, emotions, thoughts and behaviors more effectively. They also feel safer in their bodies which improves their relationships and sense of self.

As a systemic therapist, I think of people kind of like nesting dolls: we all go through life as the little one in the middle, whole and independent, yet undeniably we are nestled in larger contextual structures. I will meet you with compassion, humor, and non-judgment in the therapy space, holding your whole picture in mind as we work together to integrate the realities of your context with the realities of your heart. All parts of you are welcomed and held. I am a queer-identifying provider and enjoy supporting clients in navigating their own identities.