CARE Counseling Expands its Reach with New Office in Maple Grove

Maple Grove, [October 2, 2023] – CARE Counseling is excited to announce the grand opening of a new counseling office in Maple Grove, marking a significant milestone in their mission to provide accessible and compassionate mental health services to the local community. The new office has been thoughtfully designed by THIELEN & GREEN and construction completed by Crawford Merz to create a welcoming and tranquil environment for individuals seeking mental health support, offering a sanctuary where people can find solace, healing, and the support they need to overcome life’s challenges.

CARE Counseling has earned its reputation as a leader in personalized mental health care, dedicated to empowering individuals of all ages by tailoring treatment plans to meet their unique needs. The new Maple Grove location is staffed by a highly qualified team of professionals who are committed to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges with resilience and strength.

To celebrate the opening of the Maple Grove office, CARE Counseling hosted a special ribbon-cutting event, giving attendees the opportunity to explore the new clinic located above Café Zupas in the Fountains At Arbor Lakes area. Guests enjoyed a delightful breakfast and a cup of coffee while mingling with the friendly and welcoming staff. The event was graced with the presence of esteemed speakers, including:

  • Megan Krohn, Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce
  • A Letter from Senator Klobuchar, Read by CARE Counseling Site Lead and Supervisor, Lori Brown-De Alba
  • Kristy Janigo, Maple Grove City Council
  • Bonnie Westlin, MN Senator
  • Kevin Anderson, Hennepin County Commissioner
  • John Hutchinson, COO + President, CARE Counseling

The celebration was further enhanced with a visit from Crunch, the beloved mascot of the Minnesota Timberwolves. CARE Counseling takes pride in its partnership with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx, underscoring its commitment to supporting the community in various ways.

CARE Counseling invites everyone to explore their comprehensive range of mental health services, including therapy, counseling, and specialized treatments for individuals of all ages. By focusing on individual needs and customizing treatment plans, CARE Counseling aims to provide the support and guidance necessary to overcome life’s challenges.

For more information about CARE Counseling’s mental health services and to schedule an appointment, please contact them at 612-223-8898 or visit their website at CAREcounseling.com.

About CARE Counseling:

CARE Counseling is a trusted provider of mental health services, dedicated to delivering accessible and compassionate care to individuals in the local community. With a commitment to personalized treatment plans, CARE Counseling empowers individuals of all ages to navigate life’s challenges with resilience and strength. As a partner of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx, CARE Counseling is deeply integrated into the community, supporting its members in various ways.

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