In Person Therapists in Edina, MN

I enjoy working with children, adults, individuals, couples and families. I assist in helping others to explore deeper motivations and recognize their own special gifts and talents.

Are you trying to sort through and make sense of the many messages on how to be a ‘good’ person, parent, spouse, child, Christian you’ve received throughout your life? Have you been hurt by someone you thought was safe? Are you struggling to break out of patterns of behaviors or as a parent, struggling to not do what you always said you wouldn’t? Do you find it difficult to connect with someone you care about? Even if it is only with ourselves (which it usually is not), we are made to be in relationship.

Hello, I am a doctorate level licensed psychologist in Edina, MN. I've been in private practice for more than 20 years but have been working with children and families for over 30 years. I work primarily with teens and college students/young adults as well as adults, families, and provide parent support. I am holistic in my approach, utilizing Cognitive Behavioral, mindfulness, psychoeducation, and integrative health approaches to improving emotional health. I think the most important part of initiating therapy is finding a therapist that you connect with and is a 'good fit'.

I am a passionate therapist who believes in the power of change. As a mother of two, a wife, a child development specialist and a Licensed Marriage and Family therapist, I, personally and professionally understand the highs and lows in parenting and relationships. Together, we will put the joy back into parenting, your partnership and in life! With over a decade of experience working with families, individuals and couples, I am able to help empower you, engage your children and build your relationships.

Becca Lee, (she/her), LICSW is a licensed independent clinical social worker. She utilizes a variety of evidence-based therapeutic modalities, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based approaches, and solution-focused therapy, among others. She believes in the importance of collaboration and actively involves clients in the therapeutic process, working together to explore insights, develop strategies, and foster positive change.

My specialty is working with adults with histories of trauma, anxiety, or who are in the middle of a difficult life transition. My clients have experienced moments where something was “too much, too fast” and since then struggled with the effects of that experience.

It takes courage and vulnerability to talk about the painful parts of life, so I honor that by providing a safe and accepting atmosphere where your voice is heard. My approach is to help you see your strengths, meet you where you are at, and work collaboratively with you. I have experience with a wide variety of issues, but mainly work with adults and adolescents who are dealing with anxiety/depression, grief and loss, ADHD, and past trauma.

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.

I am a clinical psychologist and proprietor of Minnesota Psychological Services, LLC. I consider myself a generalist clinician, meaning I can assess and treat most psychological and mental health concerns. I have extensive training and experience working with individuals in various stages of substance use recovery: individual therapy as a primary means to address problematic substance use and/or developing new strategies for coping with strong emotions and other behavioral concerns without substance use. I offer a genuine dual-diagnosis approach that most addiction treatments do not provide.

Finding your ‘Aha’ moment is something that we can strive for together. I truly believe in the power of self, while also empowering, validating & advocating for you to tell YOUR story! I am sex positive & have experience working with adults, adolescents, couples & families from all walks of life & with a variety of mental health backgrounds; sexuality, depression, anxiety & life transitions, etc. My therapeutic style will feel very conversational & less psychoanalytical, I also propose therapy from a humanistic & solution- focused approach.

My name is Libby Noonan and I am a LPCC with over twenty years of experience in supporting individuals navigating a broad spectrum of challenges. My approach is grounded in empathy, understanding, and a firm belief in the resilience and potential of every person I have the privilege to work with. In my practice, I specialize in assisting individuals with ADHD, ASD, OCD, anxiety, depression, intellectual disabilities, brain injuries, chronic pain, stress, career and workplace issues, and major life transitions.

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.

My approach with each client is to meet them where they are. We work together on a shared journey of discovery and problem-solving. I believe I can help people manage their lives more effectively. I particularly enjoy working with clients who struggle with who they are or what they want from life. They might feel depressed, anxious or ineffective. Many come from neglectful or abusive families. They may be newly sober or in another recovery program, but need additional help building a life.

Hello, and welcome! I have daytime-morning through afternoon openings. From me, you can expect warmth and support, yet I will challenge you when needed. I value humor and strive to make the therapeutic experience one that is safe to explore and grow. I have 20+ years of experience helping preteens through adults with mood disorders, anxiety, life transitions (school, marriage, parenthood, retirement), trauma, grief, suicidal ideation and self-esteem. My goal is to provide you with support, insight, resources, and skills to help you lead your fullest life.

Life is difficult. Change is the only constant in life. There have been many changes to our community, families, and individuals, which impact us all.

I have worked with children and adults, both with and without intellectual/developmental challenges. My goal is to help people achieve a sense of mastery, autonomy, and purpose in their lives. By identifying and building on strengths you already have, we can work together to help create more balance and contentment in your life. I enjoy fostering mindfulness and other skills which reduce distress and build resiliency, and have co-authored a book on children and anxiety.

I enjoy working with people that are motivated and active in therapy. Whether the issue is at work, in a relationship, or how you think or feel about things, we can move through it with honesty, laughter, and grace. I also enjoy working with couples because a lot of change can come from partners working through issues together. Relationships are really hard so helping people navigate through the rough patches, while reinforcing the good, is especially rewarding. I also like working with teens, because we can intervene early. I think we can help teens avoid unnecessary pain later in life, if we teach them skills now.

I am passionate about developing self-identity, maternal mental health, and serving parents who are seeking to strengthen their parental skills and relationships with their children. I am devoted to utilizing cultural enrichment, exploring generational connections and patterns with clients, and healing places of trauma within the BIPOC community.

I believe the human person holds incredible power in our ability to cope, heal, and transform, and I am honored to walk with people as they pursue wellness and growth. I believe that cultivating well-being and healing in one person has the power to change their family, community, and beyond. My approach is nonjudgmental, compassionate, and collaborative. Let’s work together to get you where you want to be.