Find therapists in Cokato

Cindy Fischer Hancock

Clients are often gaining coping strategies to address low mood, anxiety, alcohol/drug issues, emotional dysregulation, and relationship conflicts.

Emily Wood

Emily sees clients ages 13 through adulthood. Emily sees individuals who want to improve their relationship with body image, self-acceptance, and increase resiliency during stage of life changes.

Ania Scanlan

Life can be chaotic and make us feel unsure about ourselves and lonely and disconnected in our valued relationships. I specialize in working with people who need space to process life's challenges and who want to improve connection in their most valued relationships.

Jenna Brownfield

I specialize in helping LGBTQ+ folks become your favorite version of yourself. Are you a queer, trans, or nonbinary person who avoids conflict by appeasing others? Do you overdeliver in your professional and personal life to the point of exhaustion? Do you find yourself prioritizing the people in your life and putting off your own needs? I would love to connect with you. I can help you communicate your needs, set healthy boundaries, and increase self-esteem.

Carin Osvog

I work with clients who live with intense emotions. Deep depression, constant anxiety, intense anger, or on the other end—clients who tend to avoid feeling all together. Emotions often drive my client's choices—how they choose to behave or speak (or bow out of engaging/speaking) depends on how they are feeling. This way of living can feel chaotic and damage relationships. My clients become aware of their thoughts and emotions without being ruled by them.

Tamara Statz

My clients are often either grieving, caring for a parent or spouse, or experiencing their own chronic or terminal illness. Many of my clients are adult children caring for an aging parent. Oftentimes I help families have hard conversations about end-of-life decisions and potential moves into residential long-term care. It's true, there is always something more pleasant to talk about. And these conversations need to happen, too.

Lauren Roth Certified Autism Specialist

I believe in Dr. Stephen Shore’s quote, “If you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism.” If you are looking for growth or emotional healing and have an Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis (ASD), or share attributes with ASD, I would love to help! I practice mindfulness-based cognitive behavioral therapy, ages 11 to 111. You can meet with me outdoors via walk and talk/outdoor seated therapy, or by traditional telehealth/in-office therapy.

Taylor Leslie

I work with adults, 18+! Most of my clients are interested in somatic work, hypnosis, breathwork, parts-work, or Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). I enjoy helping individuals move from just merely surviving, to thriving! Common issues I work with include anxiety, self-esteem and self-doubt, trauma, depression, inner-conflict, sleep issues, finding purpose or meaning in life, & infertility struggles.

Matthew Syzdek

I care for patients ages 15+ who come from a diversity of backgrounds. This practice is ideal for busy professionals, executives, and stressed out college students. A common theme for my clients is feeling burned out in work or life. You won't be one of 35 clients seen in a week, which is typical in most practices. Instead you will have a dedicated, compassionate psychologist provide you the most evidence-based psychological therapy, coaching, or consultation.

Katie Egge

Most clients already know what their struggles are, whether that’s communication issues, difficulty connecting with and trusting others, people-pleasing, struggles coping with emotions and triggers, lack of boundaries, anxiety, inability to feel happy even when things are good - the list goes on! What they don’t know is WHY they struggle and WHAT TO DO to change it! And that’s where I step in. My goal as a therapist is to help you answer the question of: “So what do I DO about this now?"

Noel Nix

Are you an individual age 14 or up or a couple and find yourself struggling with the pressures in your life? You don't need to struggle alone. My areas of focus include: -Anger challenges -Anxiety -Burnout -Depression -Exploring Racial Identity -Grief and Loss -Post Traumatic Stress incl. Racial and Religious -Relationship Challenges -Sexual and Gender Identity -Healthy Masculinity I am here for everyone, and I am particularly interested in supporting people working in community service roles.

Matthew Schwer

I welcome a racially and demographically diverse clientele of adults, including members of the LGBTQ community, for individual psychotherapy. I have been working with people struggling with abuse, worry, low mood, family strife, sleep disturbances, and life transition stress for over 15 years. My clients want better lives for themselves, to live comfortably and freely day to day. I work often with clients with trauma, anger, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, and ADHD.

Nicole Benson

I work with individuals and couples on various issues/concerns including daily stressors, life transitions, anxiety, depression, communication/boundaries, grief/loss, pregnancy loss or infertility concerns, and attachment and relationship concerns. I will help you nurture your relationship with yourself and with others. If you are grieving a loss, we will process and heal that together. You are not alone!

Jennifer Pinion

Clients often come to me wanting support in managing the overwhelm in their lives. We live in such a fast-paced, over-stimulating and often judgmental world, and I provide a safe haven for clients to explore who they truly are. This enables them to make day to day choices that help them show up as themselves in their lives, and take control of their futures. I especially work well with clients with anxiety disorders, borderline personality and depression.

Marilyn Court

Life can be overwhelming, especially when you feel stuck or disconnected. Many of my clients often struggle in relationships, navigating life transitions, or painful past memories.

Emma Virden

I enjoy working with clients who want to find new ways to navigate life’s challenges as well as their mental health symptoms. They may be struggling with symptoms of depression and/or anxiety, trauma processing and triggers, interpersonal relationships, or addiction behaviors such as excessive spending, eating, or holding on to items that are affecting their well-being. Clients may want to identify patterns that are holding them back from the life they want.

Taylor Nelson

Walking through life in an increasingly challenging world can leave us feeling out of touch with ourselves, bending to who we think we “should” be, and unsure of who we want to be. I work with my clients to help them embrace their natural curiosity, explore the patterns/behaviors that feel incongruous with their values, challenge the negative self-talk that holds them back, and help them to engage more fully in the joy that life can hold.

Joe Krohn

I am a current Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, and I hold a Master of Professional Studies in Integrated Behavioral Health from the University of Minnesota. I specialize in various areas, including LGBTQ+ related concerns, anxiety/depression, self-worth/self-esteem, and more. I am a current Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, and I hold a Master of Professional Studies in Integrated Behavioral Health from the University of Minnesota. I specialize in various areas, including LGBTQ+ related

Zeynep Babali-Cicek

I enjoy working with teen and adult clients who struggle with stress, anxiety, depression, life transitions, addiction, eating disorders, parenting challenges, conflict resolution, boundaries and self-esteem issues. I believe with non-judgmental emphatic listening and the trust within therapeutic relationship, people have the inherent motivation to improve themselves and change their unhealthy behaviors, thoughts.

Darcy Stivland

Darcy Stivland is both an experienced clinical psychotherapist and executive coach. Her psychotherapy clients are frequently experiencing a pivotal time of life change. Common client challenges include anxiety, depression, relationship issues, career stress, and health and wellness struggles. Darcy’s executive coaching clients are most commonly healthcare providers and business executives. They are frequently seeking a coaching partnership for balancing life demands, building personal resilience