Find therapists and counselors in Burnsville

Shannon Wohlman

My clients range from age 16 through adult, all gender identities, sexual orientations, and cultural backgrounds. Many clients that I see are pregnant, have children, or experiencing infertility. In addition, many who come to me are looking to work through trauma, whether it be a single event, generational, societal, complex, etc..

Nicole L. Hildebrandt (Gougeon)

Most of my clients are in their 30's, 40's, and 50's, often parents, who want to learn healthy self care, better boundaries, and ways to become who they truly want to be as an individual, a parent, a spouse and a friend. Whether you're new to therapy or coming back again to connect more dots, I can help you heal from core emotional issues, build resiliency skills, implement coping strategies, and learn practical tools to decrease anxiety, improve relationships, and create long term change.

Justin Less

I work with a broad and divorce range of clients ages 13 and up. I see clients from a variety or cultural, racial, sexual/gender identity, and socioeconomic status backgrounds. I work well with clients who are interested in asking the hard questions: what they are most wanting to create and cultivate in their lives and consciously choosing to live in alignment with these values. Clients tell me they are comforted and motivated by my empathetic, down-to-earth, and solution focused style.

Lynne Silva-Breen

I see a wide range of clients, young adults to seniors, who hope to improve their relationships and emotional functioning. I have particular skill helping clients with marriage, family of origin problems, personality and identity issues, anxiety, and issues of grief and chronic illness. A Lutheran pastor for 20 years, I have a deep respect for and knowledge of various religious practices and traditions. I help clients think about their core beliefs and values as they consider change.

Bridget Mozina; Grow and Thrive Therapy

I am passionate about working with children and teens and supporting parents wherever they are at in their journey. I see therapy as non-pathologizing and understand that life stressors and changes can have an impact on overall functioning. I enjoy working with anxiety, mood disorders, ADHD symptoms, peer relationship difficulties, emotion regulation difficulties, sleep issues, and those engaging in self-harm behaviors.

Shaundra Olson

I love working with LGBTQ+ and BIPOC identified clients. There are many facets about living an underprivileged life that may be a stressor and worthwhile to process in therapy. I also enjoy working with those who have experienced trauma, especially religious trauma. My other specialties are anxiety, OCD, hoarding disorder, and phobias. Therapy can appear intimidating and hard. That's why I love to incorporate humor in session! My style is authentic, transparent, and compassionate.

Kai Gunty

I have particular expertise and interest in helping families and children with autism (ASD), attentional challenges (including ADD and ADHD), developmental delays and disabilities, histories of trauma, complex medical conditions, anxiety, depression, and other emotional and behavioral challenges. I have specialized training in conducting diagnostic assessments for children under 5 years old. I also enjoy working with gender nonconforming and gender expansive children and their families.

nina mackta @ Water's Edge Therapy, LLC

I have worked with children, teens and adults over a period of many years. I am open to working with all genders and many types of issues. Over the past 20 years I did work in public schools and have a deep knowledge of school aged children and their families . I also have worked in a crisis setting with women, in hospitals and social service agencies with families and youth.

Jean Budge

My ideal clients want to make positive, meaningful changes in their lives. You understand that you are the expert on your own life and want me to walk alongside, offering support and encouragement as you navigate your path. You are open to seeing things differently and coming up with new ideas to make changes that are important to you. Together we will work through life's challenges by utilizing your strengths and new tools you will learn.

Lorena Villaseñor

Cameron Small

What’s it been like for you to process your personal experience of birth family, loss, grief, race, identity, or even those seemingly benign curiosities about your narrative that come up from time to time? For parents, of course you want to help your children as they embark on that path. This can often feel uncertain or overwhelming, with so many subtle nuances that feel way too complicated to handle without appropriate support.

Ruth Grambush

We hold trauma, grief, loss, and painful memories in our minds and bodies. If these issues aren't healed and released, they come out in painful and often destructive ways: Depression, anxiety, relationship issues, anger, struggles with parenting, substance abuse, isolation, fear, etc. People often feel "stuck" in these issues and are caught in cycles that are difficult to break free. These destructive and painful cycles can be broken and you can be enabled to thrive in life.

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.

Laura Mueller-Anderson

When there is too much going on in our minds all day it is hard to shut it off and get some sleep. The slow torture of being exhausted and still kept awake at night by an avalanche of unwanted thoughts and worries is a cycle that can wear people out fast. With so much uncertainty in the world it is hard to stay grounded. Despite trying every tip and trick that Dr. Google can come up with it's usually still not enough to tackle this problem on our own.

Samantha Praus

You have perfected the art of seeming like you have it all together, but on the inside it feels like things are falling apart. You are dealing with high amounts of stress, your worry keeps you up a night, and you have difficulties saying nice things to yourself. Outside influences and pressures are bringing you down, you find yourself procrastinating on important tasks, and avoidance has become your go-to coping mechanism. You are tired of being frustrated and never feeling good enough.

jan weber

I have been honored by participating in many people's experience of healing and am inspired about the future I see people creating for themselves. I have confidence from repeated experience that meaningful changes happen during counseling. The amazing secret is that when you chose to accept yourself as you are and treat yourself respectfully, that is when change is most likely to happen. My clients are motivated to live the changes and willing to put in the effort to have the life they desire.

Katie Egge

I provide individual, couple, and family therapy for adults who have experienced Childhood Emotional Neglect.

Shelly Melroe

You are ready to do the hard work of healing in a safe, nurturing space. Regardless the specific symptoms that bring you to therapy, you want relief and to find ease with living - with yourself and your relationships. By going below the surface, there's self compassion for your innate ability to survive, so healthy changes can come naturally AND stick. By lessening the grips of the past, there's an ease to be in your best rhythm for living each and every day.

Mary-Rose Granlund

Do you ever feel like you don't have a clue about how to parent your child? So many caregivers feel like they're parenting without a roadmap and feel alone, ashamed, and unsure of how to ask for help--for you and your child. Raising tiny (and not so tiny) humans is hard work. I see children 0-12 years old & their families, both in-person at my office or via telehealth. I believe in working together as we address a number of concerns, from anxiety, depression, & anger to behavioral concerns.

Jamie Hackett

I have experience working with adults, adolescents, and families in a variety of settings. This includes; addiction, child protection involvement, abuse, trauma, anxiety, depression, societal issues, system conflicts, identity, racism, and other life stressors. I work from a holistic, cultural, and strength-based approach. I have the fundamental belief that clients are the experts of their own lives and I am passionate about working with multicultural and marginalized populations.