Find the right LGBTQIA+ therapist in Eden Prairie, MN

Joe Groninga

My approach to therapy: I believe it's important to balance empathy with a focus on helping you create meaningful changes using concrete techniques that are shown effective through research. From the start, my goal help you achieve your goals so that you no longer need me.

Brenda Quinn

My approach to therapy: My approach to my work with clients is strengths based and client-centered. I do not have a one size fits all method to my work nor do I work to bandaid circumstances. I believe that therapy should help all clients reach their highest potential.

Dipti Lincoln

My approach to therapy: Our focus is you: where you came from, where you are, and most importantly, where you're going. Our goal is to help you to get to where you want to be and offer the feedback and skills to set you up for success in achieving your therapeutic goals.

Harry Edwards-Kuehnle

My approach to therapy: “Survival is insufficient” is my favorite quote, from Emily St. John Mandel's book Station Eleven. I identify as a member of the LGBTQIA+ community and I understand, personally and professionally, how difficult it can be to feel like you fit. My education and training helps me to make you feel welcomed, affirmed, and capable of overcoming barriers.

Dempsey Young

My approach to therapy: I want to work collaboratively WITH you and I can promise that I am as real as it gets. You may hear me swear (haha), laugh hard with you, and just be my authentic self. For you to be real with me, I also need to be real too!

Dr. Diana Medina

My approach to therapy: My therapeutic orientation is existential in nature and focused on meeting your needs while finding meaning in your life. I provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges.

Emily Harrington

My approach to therapy: I integrate mind and body, drawing on evidence-informed perspectives to support meaningful change. My practice affirms diverse identities, including LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent identities, and is trauma-informed.

Anne Wild

My approach to therapy: My goal is to create a casual space together where you can feel heard and cared for so you can safely explore your inner world. I work with strong systems lens and anti-oppressive politics. I believe in the power of interpersonal relationships to make widespread change. In therapy, you are in charge of the topic, the pacing, and how you want to show up.

Anna Schulze

My approach to therapy: Therapy is it not a one-size-fits all. I am person-centered and collaborative. I enjoy bringing in mindfulness, creativity, and humor into session when appropriate. I offer a warm, affirming space where you don't have to explain the basics - we can go deeper.

Casiana Warfield

My approach to therapy: I am interested in providing culturally sensitive and affirming mental health treatment and enjoy helping clients figure out what matters to them, do what it takes to live a values-driven life, and develop compassion for themselves and others in my clinical work.