Specialties: ART, trauma, neurodivergence, ADHD/Autism, adolescents & young adults, neurodiversity-affirming assessments,climate change anxiety I transitioned from a Californian to a Minnesotan during my 'quarter-life crisis' in 2015. As a Mexican-American, I grapple with the loss of cultural roots. Real talk is my style – I fidget, take brain meds, curse, and share bits about my life. Childhood anxiety shaped me, and I now identify as neurodivergent and wonder how things could have been different if an adult had noticed how much trouble I was having. Coping with climate change anxiety, I find solace in gardening on my porch and soaking in sunny grassy moments. Though my puppy may join our sessions one day, for now he's happily occupied with mischievous chewing. In telehealth sessions, my cat might snooze on the radiator behind me or loudly demand to be fed. Life is a unique journey with no one-size-fits-all approach. I believe in the beauty of human experience, embracing both joy and life's messiness, recognizing that grief coexists with love, joy, and hope. Let's navigate life's intricacies together.

Specialities: children 0-5, children & adolscents, couples, CEO & Executives & High Stress Roles, career coaching, queer, poly, kink, gender affirming care, financial coaching & consulting for new agencies and practices opening DHS programs, billing, & credentialing Kaylee lives in Northeast Minneapolis and provides therapy, coaching, and supervision from a feminist and social justice lens. Kaylee has spent most of her career in leadership,executive, and board of director roles. Kaylee identifies as part of the Queer community and spends a lot of her time in community led efforts to help improve Minneapolis. Kaylee has been practicing therapy for over 5 years and has been supervising therapists and mental health practitioners for four years. Kaylee is trained in Ego State Therapy, Accelerate Resolution Therapy, and Attachment Focused Couples Therapy. Kaylee believes in meeting you where you are at and loves integrating technology and body work into sessions Kaylee likes to play board games, D and D, video games, wandering around the earth, and trying new things!

Specialties: A person-centered approach to expressive arts therapy, somatic psychology, two-chair counseling, honoring multicultural perspectives, Adlerian psychology, feminism, liberation psychology, craniosacral, polarity, vulnerable adults, brainspotting As a proponent of somatic psychology, Audrey takes great pleasure in grounding by bringing presence through the five senses. In session, this means a collaboration with you to find the ways that align with your unique orientation to expression. All of you is welcome as we tap the calming of the nervous system in simple co-regulation. You can expect to be held in unconditional positive regard. A student at Adler Graduate School, Audrey is steeped in Adlerian psychology, which includes aspects like well-rounded multicultural orientations, justice, and an embrace of authentic compassion. Audrey has a dedicated yoga practice and a love of creative expression culminating in an expressive arts therapy specialization. Her training in craniosacral and polarity therapies lends a special attunement to the nervous system when working with trauma, utilizing tools such as co-regulation and somatic practices that support centering in one's own being. Audrey lives in Saint Paul with her partner and cats, growing gardens and community. Currently she spends most of her time immersed in school-related activities and working with vulnerable adults in a housing-first organization. To relax, she finds solace in the outdoors, dancing, making music, making art, and yoga. She dreams of an ideal world while acknowledging that challenges abound - and accepts those challenges can elicit growth when we work with them, and sometimes even play with them.

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.

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.