Find therapists in Richfield

Adam Sattler

I work with high-achievers, professionals, and leaders who appear successful on the outside but feel stuck, disconnected, or unfulfilled. My clients often struggle with stress, relationships, self-doubt, or perfectionism. They’re used to solving problems on their own but are realizing that willpower alone isn’t enough. Therapy helps them break unhelpful patterns, build emotional resilience, and create real, lasting change.

Elliott Odendahl

Are you a trauma survivor who feels constant stress and like you are a "trauma magnet" or that other people walk on eggshells around you? Are you an adopted person struggling with connecting (even to yourself!), being "the only", with loss, shame, and feel like things are out of your control? Whether you are struggling with unresolved trauma or your adoption experience, I look forward to helping you gain the skills you need to feel relief and move forward in your life they way that you want!

Morgen Simpson

You're a creative thinker. You're curious about how your life experiences have impacted you thus far. You're interested in developing a deeper sense of Self. You're ready to lead a more authentic life. I work with dynamic, creative, multi-potential adult individuals and couples who are ready to unravel how their lived experiences have impacted their lives thus far and understand how this can ultimately lead to a more vibrant and fulfilling life.

Dana Eason

I've been in practice for almost a decade now. I've treated every type of patient, every diagnosis and at every level of care. I'm eager to put this wealth of knowledge to work for you! I focus mostly on treating adults now but will occasionally work with teens or couples.

Kori Hennessy

My clients are high achieving, motivated, experience life deeply (even if they don't always show the world) and come to me when they are feeling stuck in their relationships. My clients often have trauma in their background, and come to me when they decide it is time to do work around whatever that is. I enjoy working with individuals and couples on increasing their ability to connect with the people who are most important in their lives, as well as increasing their understanding of themselves.

Kendall Schreier

Deciding to seek therapy can stir up all kinds of emotions. Maybe it’s been a long time coming, perhaps the thing you used to do to get by isn’t working anymore, or maybe life recently threw you a difficult curve ball. Either way, it can feel isolating trying to figure it out alone. Friends and family can be helpful, though sometimes you just need a safe space of your own to regroup and a safe person to walk with you while you do the hard work.

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 Wulke

An ideal client of mine would be motivated and ready to do the meaningful, rewarding work of self-reflection and growth. Beyond that I find myself drawn to working with professionals from all walks of life, including fellow veterans, women, and LGBTQ+ community members. I also enjoy working with families navigating the complexities of having children on the wide spectrum of neurodiversity, including ADHD, ASD, PDA, and ODD

Carrie Snyder

I work with children, teens, and adults, offering support for ADHD, autism, and anxiety. My clients are unique individuals seeking understanding as they navigate their personal journeys. Children learn to express their feelings, teens tackle life transitions, and adults manage daily stressors. I provide a warm, safe space for exploration and growth, empowering each person to develop resilience and self-awareness. Together, we’ll create a path toward your goals and cultivate a brighter future.

Ben Snyder

I work with individuals and couples on a variety of issues related to sexuality, intimacy and communication, neurodivergence (ADHD, ASD, OCD), and diverse sexual interests. My favorite work is with people who feel they don't fit the mold. I generally work with clients to find strength and value in their uniqueness. Clients have appreciated my curious and engaging style in therapy sessions that balances directness with deep respect.

Holli Engelhart

You aren’t feeling yourself…maybe you haven’t in a long time. Responsibilities of daily life can be stressful, relationships challenging, life transitions happen when we least expect; and this is all HARD. Perhaps you have tried podcasts, self-help books, or even Tic Tok looking for advice. Lifes sh*t isn’t easy. There are things you can do in this very moment to begin healing. Reach out and connect with me…take this first step!

Tanner Zimmerman

As a Marriage and Family Therapist, I work best with relationships. I'm most passionate about working with intimate partnerships, no matter their status or structure. I have a special interest in working with non-normative relationships (non-monogamy, polyamory, kink/BDSM). On an individual level, I love working with sex (erotic energy, desire, etc.), sexual orientation, and gender (identity and expression). Pretty much anything that intersects with sexuality is my jam, normative or otherwise.

Ripple Effect Mental Health

Our practice supports people seeking a safe, inclusive space for personal growth. With a trauma-informed, client-centered approach, we work with diverse backgrounds and identities. Our therapists draw from effective modalities like IFS, EMDR, and DBT, offering support for anxiety, trauma, identity, relationships, self-worth, and more. We’re committed to providing a respectful, empowering environment where clients can explore their needs and build authentic, fulfilling lives.

Madison Ulrich

I believe in a strength-based approach, helping people use their inherent strengths to overcome challenges. When appropriate, I like to sprinkle in humor to create a warm and relatable atmosphere. Genuineness and comfortability is important, especially when taking the leap to start therapy, being transparent is something that I strive for.

Gretchen Martin

Are you seeking answers to life’s challenges, self-acceptance, and tools for navigating your life?

Allison Cunningham

Starting a new journey can be intimidating, especially when looking for a therapist for the first time, or a new therapist. Know that I'm here to support you, and that my practice offers a free 15-minute consultation to help determine if this is the right fit for you. I'm excited to support you on your journey.

Melissa Lenz

I have a passion for working with adults and children as they navigate challenging issues, especially during periods of transition and uncertainty. Whether you are struggling with trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, substance use, or parenting issues, we can work together.

Aba Taylor Ofori-Atta

Are you looking for guidance while working through anxiety, grief and loss, trauma, and stress reduction? I strive to create a non-judgmental, culturally sensitive environment for healing. My goal is to build trusting relationships to meet you where you're at in your therapeutic journey. You can overcome the challenges you may be facing today and live a happier and more fulfilling life.

Emalie Coplan

I work with adults who want to process past trauma and relearn how to feel safe in the present. I often work with people who grew up in dysfunctional families, and have experienced neglect and abuse in close relationships. These experiences often lead to secondary challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relational difficulties. I work with clients to reconnect to their authentic selves.

Julie Tilsen

You--and your partner(s), family, kids--seek a conversational partner who asks questions you've not asked yourself or been asked, inviting you to consider new possibilities. You desire an accomplice in solidarity with you, in resistance to a problem world that tries to convince you that you're the problem. You want to belong, not just fit in, embody your values, and live in connection with others. You need someone who understands that living under capitalism is harmful, and that you can resist.

Jill Morris

Is anxiety, self-doubt, or painful memories keeping you awake at night? Are you having trouble focusing on important tasks during the day because you are constantly worrying about things? Anxious thoughts can be like bullies pushing you around, preventing you from being present and enjoying life. Often the clients I work with feel overwhelmed by stress, worries, and the daily pressures of life and want to feel less consumed by these things, and feel more present and engaged in their lives.