the CARE team
We come from all walks of life and are united by our commitment to providing effective, relevant and innovative mental health support across the Twin Cities Area. Below you can find out more about who we are, where we come from and how we live out CARE’s mission every day.
I’m dedicated to supporting adults with a variety of different needs, including depression, anxiety, grief/loss, life transitions, and trauma recovery.
Edina
I’m passionate about supporting individuals on their journey towards mental health and personal growth, with a particular interest in helping young adults navigate the challenges of high school, college life, and early adulthood.
Edina
I have experience working with adults with trauma, ADHD, and anxiety. I am interested in working with those who identify as underserved.
Plymouth
My goal is to create a trusting, collaborative, and warm therapeutic space. I strive to help you achieve your goals, gain insight into you as a person, and be your best self.
Woodbury
Personally, my main interest is to provide a safe space to allow you the time and ability to express yourself in whatever ways you need.
Maple Grove
My goal is to help you stop making life more difficult and start making life a little better.
Woodbury
My goal within therapy is to help you explore and promote the best version of you. I do this by creating a collaborative and safe environment.
St. Louis Park
As a dedicated mental health clinician, I am committed to providing a non-judgmental space for individuals to explore their identities, values, and pathways to living authentically.
Edina
Seeking therapy isn’t always easy and it often takes courage. My goal is to come alongside you in your unique journey.
Maple Grove
Reaching out for therapy is a brave move in your journey to healing and growth.
Clifton Ave. (Loring Park), Minneapolis
I believe in the transformative power of therapy as a safe space to explore the depths of our emotions, thoughts, and identities.
St. Louis Park
Therapy can be a great space to not only explore yourself, but how you interact with the world.
Mendota Heights
During the hard times, we need, reassurance, safety, and support. We need a space where we can openly sort through difficulties, to better understand them and ourselves, and to explore different ways of moving forward.
Franklin Ave., Minneapolis
Within this space, connection, authenticity, and openness will be the cornerstones of our therapeutic experience together.
Mendota Heights
In therapy, I am committed to providing you a safe and supportive space where your path to well-being can unfold.
Franklin Ave., Minneapolis
I know that it is important to meet people where they are at in their healing journey. I have worked in the mental health field for over 25 years.
Woodbury
Seeking healing and growth through therapy takes courage and self-awareness, I am so glad you are ready to start the journey!
Maple Grove
Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.” – Maya Angelou
Clifton Ave. (Loring Park), Minneapolis
I am interested in treating anxious and depressive disorders. I also focus on how trauma can affect our relationships, work, and our ability to pursue our goals and enjoy life.
Plymouth
If you have been questioning whether now is the right time to start therapy or whether or not therapy is for you. Take the leap.
Mankato
Hello! I am so happy you have started your journey into therapy. As a therapist I want to provide a safe and healing space to be vulnerable and grow into the wonderful person you are.
Maple Grove
Welcome! Therapy is a space to use in the best way you see fit for your journey. Whether you need supportiveness, a peaceful place of reflection, or a way to challenge yourself
Maple Grove
Everyone is deserving of a space to decompress, learn about themselves, and heal.
Franklin Ave., Minneapolis
Hello! I am so thankful to be part of this journey in therapy with you. My role is to create a safe space free of judgment to help you overcome barriers to living the life you want to live.
Plymouth
I believe in the growth that people can experience when they are given the time to self-reflect and be intentional in their life with support from professional staff such as myself.
Mendota Heights
Instead of avoiding or being overwhelmed by the obstacles in life, we can use them as opportunities for growth and take control of our lives.
Edina
Starting (or restarting!) therapy can bring up a range of thoughts and feelings. My therapeutic approach is to understand current patterns by exploring patterns that may have existed throughout the lifetime, and promoting manageable change.
Mendota Heights
My therapeutic lens is systemic and holistic. I am influenced by Narrative Therapy and IFS Therapy, and I also consider my practice to be emotion centered and humanistic.
Franklin Ave., Minneapolis
