Find therapists in Mounds View

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.

Vayda Mental Health

Individuals and families looking for a partner in their healing journey. Whether it be healing relationships with family of origin, romantic others, self, one's body, sex, substances, systemic issues, trauma, mood or depression concerns, anxiety, or neurodivergent challenges. Those impacted by reproductive, maternal, and perinatal issues especially suited for our team at Vayda Mental Health.

Linnea Logas

I empower individuals and couples struggling with anxiety, shame, low self-esteem & communication issues to find deep, wholehearted contentedness and inner-freedom. Using a feminist, anti-racist, trauma-informed, gender & sexuality affirming lens, my goal is to help you grow in love with yourself and your people. You are deserving of your love, and contentment and joy in your relationships is absolutely attainable.

Adam Wick

Men often find seeking help shameful, emasculating, taboo, and a sign of weakness. I’m here to help change that. With over seven years of experience providing care at a young adult co-occurring residential treatment, I have knowledge, experience, and ability to serve families and individuals needing help. I promise I will guide you and your loved one in a supportive and clear way to combat your concerns. You can expect thoroughness, compassion, and attention to detail.

Eric Wittkopf

Are you hurting, lost, alone? Overwhelmed by life's challenges? Losing sight of your hopes and dreams? Maybe you're not even sure where to begin. Let's talk about it. My strength as a therapist lies in helping you work through the anger, brokenness, and heartache that's difficult even to talk about, the darkness that's hiding the path that you were always meant to find.

Douglas Robinson

I see life as a mosaic of experiences, and we all do the best we can with what we know at the time. But sometimes, anxiety, depression or the simple challenges of daily life can hold people back from living the fullest, best story of their life. My goal as a therapist is to explore and bring to light a person’s inner strengths, so they can overcome their personal obstacles and enjoy better, more productive lives and relationships.

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

Amanda Wirth

As a therapist it is my goal to give you the space, time, and support to overcome the struggles you may be facing. I work hard to help you find your own empowerment to work through the difficulties that life throws your way. I am gentle, yet direct when needed, in therapy. My ideal populations include: anxiety/depression, postpartum moms and dads, infertility, grief/loss, LGBTQPIA+, trans affirming therapy, poly/kink,blended families, couples work, body image/self esteem, self harm/suicidality.

Karl Thomas

I will work to understand your “whys” in life and how your upbringing and family impact who you are today. I work with couples, families, and individuals to address trauma, depression, anxiety, parenting, LGBTQIA+ issues, and other life stressors. I have an interest in religious trauma, and I have special training in Brainspotting, Gottman Method Couples Therapy, and Psychological First Aid. We will use these tools to reframe the past, rewrite your life’s narrative, and help you move forward.

Taylor Ryan (Baez)

I work with clients who embrace the complexities and contradictions of life, especially those navigating neurodivergence, personal growth, and the messy process of self-discovery. My approach celebrates quirks, sensitivities, and unique complexities as strengths, helping clients find meaning, authenticity, and connection in a world that often overlooks nuance. Whether you're dealing with overwhelm, identity exploration, or personal transformation, I provide a space to honor your individuality an

Joe Groninga

I work with adults and teenagers as young as 14yo. I enjoy working with a variety of concerns including anxiety, depression, and relationship problems. I also have specialized experience working with people in the LGBTQ+ community, along with people diagnosed with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Phobias, and Substance Use Disorders.

Rachel Collins

I specialize in working with folks navigating race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, religion, family stress and other aspects of identity, as well as the unique challenges that can arise from systemic inequalities and discrimination. My approach integrates evidence-based practices with empathy and respect. I honor the backgrounds and stories of each person I work with. The work we do together empowers you to explore your strengths, and recognize the impact of cultural and societal factors.

Tayler L'amoureux

I work with clients to better understand their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and develop healthier coping methods. I also help people identify and address underlying issues that may be contributing to their mental health struggles. This can build stronger relationships, improve communication skills, and increase self-esteem.

Kendra Olson

You are in the family-building phase of your life, and perhaps you are feeling more overwhelmed, anxious or depressed than you expected. We are often unprepared for the difficulties we might face, or how hard the adjustment to motherhood can be. If you are struggling with your emotions, feeling alone, or are yearning to feel more confident in your role as a mom, you deserve support and guidance.

Marie Odegaard

Do you ever feel like things never slow down? You’re trying to juggle so much - family, career, relationships; yet feel like there just aren't enough hours in the day. Life can be so hard, especially when we carry traumatic memories, cultural and generational burdens, and chronic stress. I can support you through life's challenges, provide a safe space to grow and heal, and tools to help you make a change that is meaningful.

Art Therapy of MN

Anyone, at any age, can be creative and use art materials- and our art therapists help facilitate therapeutic interventions to help process trauma and emotions. Art therapy is a neurodivergent-affirming form of care, as it allows someone to process, communicate or express feelings in an alternate way than traditional talk therapy. Our art therapists and providers utilize a trauma-informed, inclusive, affirming lens of care.

Rita Sandidge

My practice honors people from marginalized and oppressed communities (Black, Brown, Indigenous People of Color, people with disabilities, Queer community), sex positivity, kink, poly/open relationship orientations, grief/loss/transition, college student mental health, neurodiversity, white accountability, and earth-based spiritual traditions. I especially enjoy working with individuals who are new to and/or unsure if counseling is the best option for their well-being.

Serena Marez

You’ve been holding it together—pushing through stress, overwhelm, and exhaustion. On the outside, you seem fine, but inside, anxiety and self-doubt never stop. You react to life instead of responding and want to break generational patterns. You don’t have to do this alone. I help individuals reclaim peace, confidence, and balance. Using a mind-body approach, we’ll go beyond talk therapy to create meaningful change, reconnect with calm, and build a lighter, more manageable path forward.

Megan Maguire

If you're ready to create change in your life and to deepen your awareness of yourself, I am ready to support you. I desire to create a safe and supportive space for our work together. I work with people struggling with a variety of challenges. I have a special interest in helping people navigate anxiety and depressive disorders, trauma-related symptoms, life transitions, and those wanting the ability to better manage everyday stressors. I take a gentle yet direct approach with my patients.

Adam Cullen

As a Queer clinician, I am particularly interested in Queer flourishing, providing gender-affirming care and related identity concerns, though obviously I also work with people who are not queer-identified. It is a common human experience to feel "Othered." My background makes it easy to identify with anyone's experience of feeling like an outsider, however, that shows up for you.

Kelly Miklas

The clients I work best with are adults who are navigating symptoms of anxiety and/or trauma. I'm particularly passionate about working with the C-PTSD population and people erroneously diagnosed with BPD. My ideal client is willing to engage in collaborative and reciprocal conversation. They desire meaningful change, growth, and healing. They are open to both processing the past and preparing for the future, leaning on their strengths and learned tools.