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.
Our paths in life are often long winding roads filled with challenges and successes. My goal in therapy is to help you make the most of your journey
Maple Grove
A core aspect of counseling is an “unconditional positive regard” for the client, which involves accepting clients as they are, for who they are, in a way that does not need to be earned.
Edina
Everyone possesses their own tool kit that helps them untangle life’s knots. When we find that the knots are too big or too tough, we need support in gathering the right tools for untangling.
Clifton Ave. (Loring Park), Minneapolis
HI! I’m so happy you’re here. I understand how hard it is to find individualized support for personal growth and healing.
Maple Grove
Hello! My Name is Wren Leith and here is some information about me. Starting therapy commonly comes with a variety of emotions including curiosity, anxiety, excitement, and apprehension.
Mankato
“Just because no one can do your inner work for you, doesn’t mean you need to do it alone.” -Lisa Olivera
Edina
Hi there! My name is Kaylie and I am so excited to work with you through your healing journey.
Mendota Heights
I believe we all have the potential to discover our power and strengths within ourselves if only we are brave.
Mankato
Life can be challenging, and at times, we all need a helping hand. As a psychotherapist, I specialize in working with adults and teenagers aged 14 and up, providing a realistic and empathetic approach to healing and growth.
Bloomington
I am so thankful that the stigma about mental health and therapy is lessening, and more people are talking comfortably about mental health.
I was drawn to counseling because I love providing a safe and non-judgmental space for emotional processing, healing, and growth. I know how important taking care of mental health is, and I am here to offer support, new skills, and guidance as we collaborate to help you achieve your goals.
Edina
Hello and welcome! My name is Maggie, I use she/her pronouns. I truly believe that you are the expert of your unique experiences and I strive to help clients tap into their own resilience and strengths.
Maple Grove
In my practice of therapy, I focus first and foremost on the development of an open, supportive, and collaborative relationship with clients.
Minneapolis, Plymouth
We all have a purpose in life, along with gifts and abilities to fulfill that purpose. My goal is to help you achieve your purpose by walking alongside you as you go through difficult times.
Plymouth
Life’s journey is filled with twists, turns, and unexpected challenges. At times, it can feel overwhelming, leaving us feeling lost, anxious, or disconnected.
Mankato
Life presents its share of ups and downs, regardless of the stage of life you find yourself. I understand this, and my approach as a therapist is to meet you where you are,
Plymouth
A wise man once told me, “It’s too late to go straight but it’s never too late to go forward” and I wholeheartedly agree.
Edina
Taking the first step in seeking therapy can be intimidating- I am ready to walk alongside you on this journey!
Minneapolis, Plymouth
Hello there! My name is Aubrey and I believe that seeking mental health services takes self-knowledge and courage.
Plymouth
By fostering open, honest, and unprejudiced communication, I can help to unravel mystery that interferes with the tranquility of mind by connecting the missing pieces and putting them together to reveal the bigger picture.
Clifton Ave. (Loring Park), Minneapolis
As a counselor, I am committed to creating a welcoming, nonjudgmental, and compassionate space to work alongside clients towards healing. I believe a key component of the therapeutic alliance is when a client feels safe to fully be their authentic self.
Mendota Heights
I can’t wait to hear more about your story and to support you throughout this journey together.
Mankato
Hello and welcome! I am so happy you are here. My name is Hannah, and I use she/her pronouns.
Mendota Heights
Hello! I’m Yana and my pronouns are she/her. First of all, congratulations on taking the first step towards healing. It takes a lot of courage to make that step.
Bloomington
Throughout life, many of us are trying to prove we can be independent. From our childhood first steps to our first job, well into adulthood. The truth is often as much as we love our independence we need connection.
Bloomington
Do you feel hurt, stressed, or stuck in your life and/or relationships? Do you struggle with your own mental health or struggle to support someone who has difficulties with their mental health?
Woodbury
Embark on a transformative therapeutic experience where genuine connection meets a safe haven for self-exploration.
Plymouth
