Specialties: Relationship issues, gender and sexuality, anxiety, depression, grief and loss If there’s one reason I am a therapist, it is because I am deeply curious about people and love to connect. I want to fully know and understand your experiences, and create a space where you feel held. Some lenses I frequently bring to sessions include: how our relationships shape us throughout our lives, how our bodies and nervous systems hold our past and influence our present experience, and how systems of power impact everything. I’m especially excited to support clients around relationship issues (whether romantic, family, or friend), life transitions, anxiety and depression, grief and loss, and exploring gender, sexuality, and queerness. Some therapy modalities and frameworks that shape my approach include: Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), attachment theory, somatics, mindfulness, gender-affirming therapies, and trauma-informed practices. But above all, I’m invested in finding the approach that will work best for you, and we can draw from some, all, or none of these to figure that out! Before becoming a therapist, I was a full-time climate justice organizer for several years, and I still stay connected to organizing and movement work in my personal life. I am queer, cisgender, and polyamorous and love being in queer community. At home, I love swimming, cooking for my neighbors, reading fantasy novels in Spanish, and being the fun auntie to my sister’s daughter.

Specialties: Individual therapy with adults, narrative therapy, motivational interviewing, LGBTQ+, polyamory, trauma, life transitions, relationships and attachment theory, depression, anxiety My values and practice are informed by anti-racism, disability justice, fat liberation, sex- and kink-positivity, and harm reduction. I take a holistic approach that acknowledges how unjust social structures impact us as individuals, and hope to celebrate how your strengths and skills have helped you navigate internal and external challenges. You are the expert on your experiences and on what healing means to you, and I see my role as helping you to identify and connect with the skills you already have, as well as to explore and adapt to the challenges you may have faced. I am deeply passionate about working with LGBTQ+ folks— as a queer, trans, and polyamorous person myself, I recognize how important it is to feel that you can be your most entire and authentic self in therapy. In line with that, I take an approach that centers personal narratives and emphasizes the power of perspective, identity, and storytelling. I also recognize the importance of relationships, and work to help my clients engage with the people around them in value-aligned, affirming ways. Additionally, I incorporate skills from CBT, DBT, and motivational interviewing approaches, and plan to pursue training in relational counseling and narrative exposure therapy in the near future. Outside of work, I can usually be found reading, antiquing, birdwatching, or hanging out with my cats.

Specialities: Working with individual adults (18-65+) that live with serious and persistent mental illness including: depression, anxiety, bipolar, PTSD, trauma, and grief Hey guys, my name is Will Danaher and I've just recently graduated with a Master's in Social Work degree and obtained my licensure as a Licensed Graduate Social Worker. In my therapy practice, I'm committed to supporting individuals on their journey towards healing and self-discovery and I aim to work collaboratively with clients on whatever their goals may be. I've had experience working with clients that come from a range of different backgrounds and identities, and I'm dedicated to working from a social justice lens and being culturally-sensitive/aware with all of my clients. My therapeutic approach comes from a humanistic perspective, that believes that each client has an inherent capacity to heal and grow. My role as a therapist is to provide a supportive and non-judgemental space where you can explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. I believe that you are the expert on your own life, and I'm here to help you gain insight and understanding into yourself and the challenges you may face. Outside of therapy, I find myself spending time with loved ones, reading, and continually exploring and adding to my deep passion for music, movies, and the arts in general. Lastly, I enjoy spending time in nature and am often walking, biking, or swimming in the great Minnesota outdoors!

Specialties: Individual and group therapy 14+, LGBTQIA+, Brainspotting, addiction/substance abuse, anxiety, depression, somatic work, mindfulness, stress and burnout, and gender identity. As a therapist, I bring a playful, authentic, and open-minded approach to my work, fostering a non-judgmental space where curiosity and growth are encouraged. My approach acknowledges the many layers that make up a person, including navigating societal, educational, or familial systems that may not align with their needs. I aim to empower clients to live their truth in their daily lives, incorporating a variety of therapeutic approaches like somatic work, mindfulness, and creative therapies, tailored to meet each client's unique needs. My practice is grounded in person-centered, humanistic, and existential frameworks, with a focus on systemic and constructionist perspectives. My goal is to equip you with the tools and skills that resonate most with you, guiding you along your designated path. I am especially passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, drawing from my own experiences as an out and proud queer person. I understand the value of being fully seen as your most authentic self. In the past, I have co-facilitated peer support groups for trans and non-binary folks, as well as women coming out later in life, which I’m excited to bring to Interna. I also enjoy working with individuals looking to change their relationship with drugs and alcohol, as a person in recovery. I believe that everyone has the power within themselves to learn, change, and grow. I encourage my clients to live in their values toward a more integrated life. Outside of therapy, I enjoy listening to podcasts and audiobooks while walking the lakes, exploring new restaurants, playing games with friends, playing disc golf, and spending time relaxing with my cats.

Specialities: attachment theory, motivational interviewing, trauma therapy, ADHD, anxiety, depression, children, school therapy, adolescents I'm all about connecting with a diverse bunch! From kids to adults, including those tricky adolescent years, I'm here for it. I've got a soft spot for the school environment, I can either be a place to vent/seek guidance or help to increase emotional intelligence. I also love helping individuals deal with and develop healthy coping skills for trauma, ADHD, anxiety, depression, and even those moments when reality gets a little wobbly with psychosis or severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI). I truly believe that the connection between therapist and client is key, so let me share a bit more about who I am outside of the therapy room. I'm a summer-loving, volleyball-playing dog parent who finds solace in nature and enjoys trying new food/drinks with friends. I enjoy diving into books/movies/podcasts about personality styles, human behavior, and the inner workings of the brain. As someone who values independence and personal growth, I'm committed to empowering others to embrace their unique journey and discover their inner strength. On a personal level, I'm actively working on understanding my own attachment style, honing coping skills for ADHD, and navigating the path to overcoming anxiety. I believe in meeting people where they are, supporting them in their journey, and celebrating every step of progress along the way. If where you're at does not include meeting in person, let's meet virtual!!

Specialities: Individual therapy, adolescents and adults ages 13+, trauma, EMDR, attachment and relationship difficulties, anxiety, stress, and burnout, and neurodivergence Emily believes in empowering you to be the leader of your own journey by taking a client-centered approach that tailors to your own unique needs, values, and strengths. She is passionate about the power of safe, healthy relationships and setting that example within the therapeutic work together. Emily has an understanding of how our experiences impact the mind, body and soul so she takes a holistic approach to provide culturally-aware care within each of these areas. Emily is passionate about the journey of healing trauma, improving relationships, and reducing anxiety and burnout, but also understands this journey isn’t always easy. She provides a safe and supportive environment that allows you to be your authentic self and move at your own pace. Emily is a neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+ identifying and gender affirming provider. Emily is currently working towards LPCC licensure and is trained in EMDR. She also incorporates elements of mindfulness, CBT/DBT skills, attachment theory, experiential, and solution-focused approaches. Emily has years of experience providing ARMHS, CTSS, in-home therapy, and outpatient therapy. She plans to pursue training in somatic experiencing, yoga, and breath work. In her free time, Emily enjoys nerding out with games, film, arts and crafts, concerts, exploring community events, and camping/hiking.

Specialities: EMDR, Sex Therapy, Virtual Reality Therapy, Nerd Culture, Trauma, Fears and Phobias Austin believes that we are all searching for our own meaning in life, and that we make our own meaning. Stemming from a person-centered standpoint, Austin believes in meeting people where they are, holding space and walking with clients down their own paths as a guest in their personal journey. He combines an Adlerian and existential framework with cognitive behavioral, EMDR, and solution focused techniques to assist clients in making meaningful changes in their lives, tapping into the client’s inner strengths along the way. Austin also uses revolutionary methods incorporating technology and virtual reality into session. Austin has experience working in the mental health field for over a decade as an ARMHS practitioner, therapist, lead field supervisor, and treatment director. Austin specializes in working with clients who have experienced trauma, as well as helping clients explore and understand their own sexuality and gender identity. He works collaboratively with clients to help them find meaning in their experiences and relationships, while also teaching valuable life skills to help build stability. Outside of work Austin loves listening to and playing music, hanging with his cat, bopping around on his motorcycle, and nerd/geek culture.

Specialties: Individual and couples therapy, children and adults age 10+, trauma, SPMI, depression, anxiety, OCD, life transitions and men’s issues, brainspotting Authenticity serves as a catalyst for personal and communal growth. Kyle firmly believes in the transformative power of genuine connections, where trust and respect flourish. Within such relationships, individuals find fertile ground for self-discovery and development beyond their expectations. Kyle, committed to embracing his true self, extends this ethos to his therapeutic practice, infusing it with warmth, respect, guidance, humor, and unfiltered honesty. Adopting a person-centered approach, Kyle cultivates an environment of warmth and respect, gently nudging clients towards self-awareness and growth through thought-provoking challenges. His toolkit encompasses a diverse range of techniques, from conventional Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to early memory recall, tailored to each client's unique journey towards resolution. With over a decade of experience in the mental health field, Kyle's professional evolution spans various roles, from community-based mental health practitioner to director of community services. This journey has instilled in him a holistic perspective on the intricate interplay between life experiences and well-being. Specializing in addressing anxiety, depression, grief, relationship dynamics, trauma, anger, serious and persistent mental illness (SPMI), and OCD, Kyle is impassioned about empowering clients to forge resilient relationships that surmount any challenge. Beyond his therapeutic endeavors, Kyle finds joy in exploration, be it through travel, outdoor adventures, rock climbing, cooking, or cycling.

Aurora (she/her) is a Licensed Graduate Social Worker with a degree in social work from Augsburg University. Aurora is a compassionate cognitive behavioral therapist with a desire to help individuals overcome a wide range of mental health challenges. With her strong commitment to evidence-based practices, Aurora employs a collaborative and client-centered approach to empower her clients in achieving their therapeutic goals. Through her expertise in cognitive-behavioral therapy, Aurora creates a supportive and non-judgmental environment where individuals can develop effective coping strategies and achieve lasting positive changes. Aurora enjoys exploring virtual spaces, especially creating and designing Virtual Reality environments. She also has a passion for photography, capturing the beauty of nature and using her creative outlet.

Specialties: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), trauma, anxiety, depression, Autism Spectrum Disorder, DC 0-5 Jen believes that we grow through and toward connection in our lives. She strives to create these connections in her relationships with everyone she supports. Aligning with a humanistic approach, Jen asserts that individuals are unique, and it is important to adapt and change to the needs of everyone. Jen utilizes play interventions, and creative interventions to build rapport with everyone she supports. Jen works with individuals on building coping skills, and problem-solving skills to help with functioning. Jen is certified in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy. Jen has worked in the community mental health field for 10-years. She has experience working as an independent living skills worker, a direct support professional, as a mental health practitioner, and as an in-home therapist. Jen has experience working with autism spectrum disorder, trauma disorders, anxiety, depression, and eating disorders. Jen enjoys working with children, adolescents, and teens. Jen is an LGBTQIA+ identifying individual and is currently working toward her LPCC licensure. Jen graduated with her master’s in clinical mental health counseling at Winona State University. Jen works well with children, and adolescents, and enjoys working with women and queer-identifying individuals. Outside of work, Jen enjoys spending time with her cats, reading, running, swimming, attending concerts, listening to music, spending time with friends and family, and journaling.

Specialities: PTSD, trauma, those who have suffered from high control groups & conversion therapy, couples, polyamory, kink, sexuality I am a therapist who is accessible, present, fearless, and authentic, currently working toward my license in Marriage and Family Therapy. I bring a lifetime of experiences (and a fondness for metaphors) to the therapy room. I enjoy working with therapy veterans, but also with clients new to therapy who want to feel secure and supported. I use strength based approaches to look forward, while acknowledging the systems that formed our history. I have experience and appreciate working with deep trauma, but am also here for those just feeling overwhelmed. Previously, I taught and had a practice in neuromuscular re-education for 20+ years. I am an internationally known author and expert in Applied Mindfulness. I am mostly experiential and narrative based, but with a big, deep toolbox. I work with individuals and relationships of all kinds. Working from a systemic lens, my focus is on meeting each person where they are, affirming, but straightforward. LGBTQ+, I have a background in, and a passion for art, both making and viewing. Favorites: kayak, bike, and a good hiking trail. I couldn’t manage without my Indian cookbooks and a wide variety of podcasts.

Specialties: LGBTQIA+, gender identity, highly sensitive individuals and trauma. Trainings: Anchored Relational Therapy (formerly known as AIR), Brainspotting Phase 2 trained, Trauma Resource Model, Permanency and Adoption certificate Hey There! I'm Bee. I am a quirky, non-binary, queer and neurodivergent therapist who has a social justice, existential and liberation lens when it comes to therapy. My focus is on exploring personal identity. What does it mean to be Queer in a heteronormative world? What are your own values versus values imposed by societal norms? I bring authenticity to the therapy room, creating a comfortable space for you to express yourself as you wish (slippers and coziness welcome!). I specialize in working with the LGBTQIA+ community, addressing complex trauma and exploring gender/identity. Let's dive into the power structures that shape our experiences and explore how gender, race, and sexuality intersect within a complex framework. I believe all people deserve to exist and matter no matter how they show up. I use Brainspotting to dig deeper into our bodies and see how our own values and experiences in our world exist internally. I approach healing from a bottom-up perspective, and that our bodies hold extensive lived experiences and trauma that often needs to be released. Of course, a touch of humor is always welcome in our work together. Let's create a space where we can unpack all the nuances of life and how systems can impact how we see ourselves in the world.