Therapists Beginning With W in Minnesota

Nicole is a firm believer that trauma and addiction go hand and hand. "It too effects our bodies. A lot of times clients are unaware of that early in their recovery, and they have been using substances to cope for years. I am driven to teach my clients about the mind body connection by the teaching and exploring of somatics, negative thoughts, unconventional coping skills, i.e., such as breathworks, and by exploring safety and its meaning within themselves. Seeing other people's light shine again and finding themselves is the fuel to why I do this healing work."

I'm a licensed marriage and family therapist and enjoy working with families, couples, individuals, children, teens, and adults across the lifespan. I'm dedicated to helping my clients and families find, develop, and care for the hidden, underdeveloped, and wounded parts of themselves so they can live authentic lives rather than existing in the shadows. We discover ways to bring their lives into alignment with who they really are and strengthen their most meaningful relationships. I develop trusting relationships with my clients and seek to understand and respect all people within their family, community, and culture contexts.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and work primarily with adult individuals and couples in areas of anxiety, depression, parenting, trauma, medical trauma, chronic illness, grief and loss, healthcare workers, infidelity and betrayal. From a 20 year career as a hospital chaplain, I have extensive work with end of life issues, grief and loss, and cultural, religious, racial, economic and gender diversity. I believe in meeting clients where they are at and walking with them on their journey of healing and wholeness.

Are you a person currently contemplating personal change? Have you ever thought of therapy as a means towards personal growth or self discovery? I'd like to compassionately guide/support you toward actualizing your best self. I want to help you break out of the rut, to meet goals and to gain confidence and strength to conquer whatever obstacle is in your way. I prefer to emphasize and build on positive influences. I prefer to work in the realm of solutions, and I can help with deep, meaningful, personal shifts that lead to change.

I believe humans are capable of incredible resiliencies and have the full capacity to achieve positive change in their lives. By taking a step towards achieving wellness, you have found yourself looking into counseling. Congratulations, this is a big step! Still, to maintain wellness, we continuously participate in what allows us to be well. It is the obligation of the client to truly participate, both in session and in real life, to reap the full benefit of any therapy or practice.

For over 65 years, Wayside Recovery Center has improved the lives of more than 32,000 women and 6,100 children impacted by trauma and substance use disorder. Our therapists consist of LPCCs and LMFTs who have experience working with a wide range of disorders and life situations. We provide individual, couples and family therapy. Potential clients do not need to have a substance use disorder to receive therapy services from Wayside. We support clients in various stages of change and meet them where they are at. Unlike our MI/CD treatment centers, our mental health services are not gender specific. All are welcome!

I focus on the unique challenges of those in high-pressure careers. The intensity of these jobs often leads to relationship problems, anxiety about performance, stress, exhaustion, and burnout, resulting in a shrinking support network and frustrated partners. That’s why I also focus on the families of such individuals.

I have an interest and experience in working with adults who want to understand why they act as they do and how they can change their thinking, behaviors, and emotions so it is more adaptive for them. Too many times we view ourselves as negative or unappealing but those thoughts, behaviors, and emotions started for an important reason - to protect us. But as we have grown those things are no longer advantageous for us and we must learn to do better for ourselves. It is not an easy journey but one that is very worthwhile.

Are you ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing? I'm Lindsey, a dedicated therapist and a current Military service member with experience working with individuals, families, youth, and crisis situations. I have a true passion for helping people of all ages find their path to personal growth and emotional well-being. Whether you're battling anxiety, wrestling with depression, or seeking ways to connect more deeply with your partner, I offer a client-centered and trauma focused approach to address your unique needs.

I am passionate about supporting people with anxiety, trauma, teaching coping skills for life transitions, and navigating challenging relationships. I am also comfortable with spiritual topics. I cultivate a non judgmental, shame free environment, and want every person to feel accepted in my space, because change happens when people are free to be as open as possible. I model this behavior in my own life, striving to live life authentically. I recognize that it takes trust and a strong personal connection in order to do this in therapy, and I work hard to help my clients feel safe and open.

Feeling different from the norm can bring both empowerment and challenge. Defying expectations around who you are or what you believe can be liberating and it can also be tough and exhausting. As a fat and queer white woman with an anti-oppressive trauma lens, I am committed to offering an affirming and compassionate therapy space where you can bring your whole self. We can talk honestly about what might be wrong, hard, out of balance, or unjust, because in this space there is nothing “wrong” with you or who you are.

If you are experiencing difficulty in dealing with a traumatic past or event, I would like to help. I see individuals who are experiencing anxiety and depressive symptoms, problems in relationships, using substances as a way to cope, and are finding day to day life challenging. I help my clients to better understand what they are experiencing, identify what they want to change, and implement steps to making the changes they seek. I believe in the inner strength, resilience, and agency of each person.

Hi, I’m Lindsey Weber. The first step into therapy can feel uncomfortable and uncertain. My goal is to create a supportive, affirming, and collaborative environment where you are free to explore thoughts, beliefs, and patterns that are no longer serving you. I value the individual experience and work to create an equitable and inclusive experience that values and recognizes diversity and the individual.

I provide a non-judgmental space to honor our past, process our feelings, and look at relationship patterns to gain new understandings and sources of motivation. My practice is trauma informed and I value the importance of recognizing systemic realties that affect our mental health and lived experiences. I believe in the power of the therapeutic relationship and strive to provide a genuine, calm, and warm environment to contain our work.

I recognize the importance of having a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship and aim to create an environment where you can freely express yourself. I work with adults experiencing a range of symptoms and life issues, including anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, co-dependency, and post-traumatic stress. I take special interest in working with parents. As a parent myself, I understand the joys and challenges faced when raising children and juggling work, a household, marriage, and self-care.

Accepting new clients for in-person & Virtual! Hello, my name is Jason Weegmann, and I am a licensed therapist with a Master of Social Work (M.S.W) degree from St. Kate's University. With a deep commitment to helping individuals navigate life's challenges, I specialize in working with young people and adults of all ages. My areas of expertise include assisting clients through life transitions, and addressing issues related to addiction, anxiety, depression, grief, and loss. I work from a trauma-informed lens, utilizing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and a strong focus on mindfulness practices.

Anne has worked with people of all ages facing life-changing health conditions, and their families. With a medical diagnosis can come new or existing anxiety, depression, and grief and loss. She has met with patients to provide comfort, adjustment to illness, psychoeducation, and meaning-making to process the complicated emotions that often accompany a life that was not envisioned for you. Additionally, Anne has worked in elementary education, providing counseling for children who experienced anxiety and depression as as they were forced to adjust to the ever changing expectations, learning environments, and social skills required.

Feeling stuck and unsure of how to move forward? Is your relationship in trouble? Does it feel like the honeymoon is over? Are you having difficulty communicating well when attempting to resolve family conflicts? I am here to help and would love the opportunity to walk the journey with you.

I believe that all humans have the strength and wisdom within to find their true and authentic selves. Seeking one’s self requires vulnerability, courage, and connection to others. Oftentimes, this process can be interrupted by living in a world that says who you are and how you exist is not okay. You can heal from traumatic experiences that may have left you feeling unsafe, untrusting of others and isolated. Taking the courageous step in asking for help is the beginning of you tapping into your own wisdom and strength. I am grateful to be trusted to walk with you on your journey as you start to heal.