In Person Therapists in Edina, MN

I am a licensed psychologist in Minnesota, Kansas and Missouri, with over 20 years experience as a therapist. My approach to therapy is existential/humanistic with the relationship between the client and myself being of the highest importance. I believe that each client brings a unique set of strengths and difficulties, so therapy is tailored to the individual needs of each client. I have experience in treating a wide variety of problems especially mood, anxiety, impulse control and trauma. My therapy style is supportive yet challenging and direct as needed.

Can you describe a therapist as “kick-a$s”? I’m not even sure. If you can, that’s how we’d describe him. He’s smart, funny, and really digs in. If you got something you need figured out, he’s definitely someone you want on your team. David genuinely wants you to be happy, and will do what he can to make sure you are. He thrives on understanding. Thus, clients that work with him will certainly be understood for who they are, what they need, and what is holding them back.

I work with my clients on tuning into their embodied wisdom and abundant creativity so that they can live their lives out of desire, not fear. I enjoy supporting individuals experiencing relational conflict, grief and loss, or those recovering from adversity and trauma, in order to live and love authentically. I specialize in working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, couples, and families, from adolescence to adulthood. I am passionate about understanding the unique neurological and sensory processes of neurodivergent individuals and the intersectionality of operating in a society that wasn’t built for us.

Hello! I’m so glad that you’re taking the first step in the growth process. I place the utmost value on the healing effect that a supportive relationship can bring. I strive for you to feel empowered to enhance your self-knowledge, process your past traumas and learn to live in a way that is authentic to your happiness. I take a relational approach while valuing the insight gained through exploring our pasts. Maybe you know what is causing you distress, or maybe you need support to identify what is. Either way, I meet you where you are to help you see that you possess the power to create a life involving peace and fulfillment.

Nancy comes to All In Therapy Clinic with 20 years experience in the field. Needless to say, she definitely knows what she is talking about. And, when clients are open and willing, they can accomplish a ton. Nancy asks her clients to dig deep, open up, be vulnerable, and allow themselves to grow. And she creates a very warm and safe environment for her clients to do so. She really earns trust and takes that very seriously.

Positive mental health is a right for all, critical to managing daily life, and necessary to realize one's full potential and authentic self. Although life can saddle us with trauma and extreme stress, counseling gives us the tools and support to understand the roots of our stress and develop through it. Therapy promotes and emphasizes wellness, empowerment, and growth. It's a powerful way to explore and optimize our holistic wellbeing. Contacting a professional for therapy can feel intimidating. However, seeking counseling early on can help deescalate issues and equip us with tools to manage and prevent future issues.

I work with all ages, individuals, couples and families using experiential therapies (Art, Biofeedback and Qeeg guided Neurofeedback) and more traditional talk therapies (Cognitive Behavioral Methods) so that you can learn more about yourself and others, live well, feel content and achieve what you desire. My clients describe me as having a creative, easy going and gentle style.

I am currently only accepting new neurofeedback clients. I offer free consultations. I know that finding the right therapist can be an overwhelming task. Here's what you should know about me as a practitioner: I have an enduring belief that human beings have the inherent capacity to heal, become whole. This belief informs everything I do within the therapy process. Our work together becomes a collaborative process meant to faciliate your healing: my job in this process is to use my knowledge, experience and skills to help you heal and grow; your job is to show up fully and commit to active engagement in the the work of therapy.

Alexis currently has a master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Bethel University and is working towards licensure at Mindful Families in Edina, MN. Alexis enjoys working with clients of all ages, including couples and families. Alexis prioritizes her client's goals and works from a systemic and holistic point of view. She strives to create a safe space for all of her clients, and works to help clients cultivate tools and strategies that allow for healing, growth, and transformation. Additionally, Alexis is open to incorporating faith, religion, and/or spirituality into the therapeutic process if desired by her clients.

I work with couples, families, individual adults and teens struggling with ADD/ADHD, the effects of anxiety, self-esteem, adjustment difficulties, depression, bipolar, and trauma. And I work with parents whose children struggle with these presentations. I also work with individuals and families struggling against the effects of general parenting and adolescent issues, strained family and couple relationships, general mental health therapy as well as job-related stressors and life transitions, such as college, job and career change, retirement, divorce, cohabitation, remarriage, and step-parenting.

Kyle enjoys working with individuals, adolescents, couples, and families and joining them on their journey of healing and working together in developing understanding, confidence, and resilience. Kyle has experienced helping others in residential, in-home, and outpatient settings. He helps others achieve their personal goals through strength and evidenced-based systemic approaches. These approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based therapies, Psychoeducation, and solution focused approaches.

My specialties are relationship counseling and EMDR for trauma. I have advanced training in EMDR and am Certified through EMDRIA. The world is a challenging place as we learn about - or experience - harmful events. I understand that coping with your own personal challenges can be daunting at times. I effectively use feedback, self-evaluating questions, and reflection -- leading to happiness and fulfillment. I also tell my clients that I might have certain insights by looking at patterns, behaviors, and habits they don't realize are present. Sessions via computer and phone offered.

Maggie is an LPCC and LADC providing therapy to adults experiencing depression, anxiety, addiction related issues, and other mental health concerns. Maggie particularly enjoys supporting people through transitions such as becoming a parent, recovering from substance use, experiencing grief and loss, and taking on new roles in life. She enjoys working with clients collaboratively to develop insight, implement new skills, and process emotions. Maggie approaches therapy from a client-centered and narrative therapy lens while incorporating elements of CBT, DBT, and motivational interviewing to help clients achieve their goals.

I specialize in the treatment of children, adolescents, adults and their families covering a range of issues. I focus on working through and solving problems that are unique to each person's perspective. I feel it important to listen to each party's concerns and get to the root of the matter with assertive yet gentle guidance. My goal is to provide a safe emotional environment for children and adolescents dealing with complex issues so that they can express their concerns and develop ways of coping with their difficulties, successfully.

I use cognitive behavioral therapy to help people improve their mental health. I believe that each person deserves treatment tailored to their experience and needs. In session, I help people change patterns of unhealthy thoughts or behaviors and examine meaning of life experiences. As a counselor, I am open-minded, analytical, and casual while allowing space for challenging clients to improve their lives. I practice from an informed consent perspective aimed at reducing barriers to care and emphasizing bodily autonomy. This often involves writing letters of support for medical transition services.

I am a Pre-Licensed Clinician working towards licensure as a Professional Clinical Counselor supervised by Amy Engelhard, LMFT. I have over 10 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and families. I believe that with warmth, support, and curiosity, as people we can bring awareness to our patterns and begin reflecting on how we would like to move forward with living in our present and future life. I have experience helping clients with generalized and social anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation and self-esteem, family changes, school challenges and life transitions.

Caroline is the perfect fit for clients that are looking for a more relaxed, new-age, and open-minded approach to therapy. She is not stuffy or dull at all. She’s a perfect blend of calming yogi, curious friend, and passionate professional.

Hi. I know you're ready for this. I see most everyone for most everything. I enjoy working with a wide variety of clients and specialize in healing trauma and helping people with many types of issues, including post-traumatic stress, attachment/connection, sexual/physical/emotional abuse, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. I am most passionate about helping people overcome relationships involving narcissistic abuse and strengthening parent-child relationships. I also have a special place in my heart for people suffering with fertility issues.

I am a licensed independent clinical social worker with more than 10 years of experience providing psychotherapy to adults across the lifespan facing a wide variety of mental health concerns or issues, including mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, trauma, and stage of life transitions. Additionally, I work with older adults facing grief and loss, caregiver fatigue and caring for loved ones with dementia. My interests also include working with women in the perinatal period, both during pregnancy and postpartum, and with those who may be facing infertility or loss, such as miscarriage.