Find the right burnout therapist in Minneapolis, MN

Kay Nordgren

My approach to therapy: Not feeling like yourself lately? Therapy is a supportive space to understand your story and experiences, gain insight into patterns, beliefs and protective defenses that no longer serve you, and move toward meaningful change. When anxiety, ADHD, depression, trauma or grief start to feel hard you don't have to go through it alone.

Rebecca Tuttle

My approach to therapy: ... it's deeply rooted in the strength of the client-therapist relationship. I aim to create a space where you feel safe to think and feel out loud so we can celebrate your strengths, notice your patterns, and help you make intentional decisions about how you want to move through your life.

Maddy Trenholm

My approach to therapy: Everything will be personalized and designed to resolve your negative patterns that are holding you back and not allowing you to live a values based life.

Abby Van Egdom

My approach to therapy: I provide new strategies, share insights, invite discussion, and share resources. My clients have told me that the way I use humor and ask questions helps them gain a new understanding of their partner, communicate more easily, and have fun together!

Scott Levson

My approach to therapy: I take a pragmatic and eclectic approach by integrating psychodynamic theories with evidence-based tools. I draw on treatments ranging from CBT, ACT, and CPT, tailoring treatment to your unique needs and experiences.

Dr. Karen Tringle, Psy.D, HSP

My approach to therapy: authentic, no-nonsense, and straightforward, with equal measures of compassion and humor, to focus on your presenting concerns. We'll highlight your current assets and strengths, while building new skills, tools, and resources to tackle any situation

Raven LeFebvre

My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy is eclectic and incorporates modalities including: DBT, integrative/eclectic, internal family systems, Bowen family systems, psychodynamic, existential/humanistic, Jungian, trauma-informed Acceptance and Commitment Therapy,

Clifton Burns Jr

My approach to therapy: The eclectic approach draws from multiple theoretical orientations to fit the specific needs of every individual, whose needs may not be resolved using only one approach. Identifying problems, developing plans and creating paths for success is key!

Alexis Schreiber

My approach to therapy: My approach is about being present with you and respecting your life experiences. I’m here to support you in building strength and living in a way that matches your values. I work to create a space where everyone feels welcome and respected.

Rachel Port

My approach to therapy: I'm a clinical psychologist, and I believe that emotional growth is best achieved within a non-judgmental and compassionate therapeutic relationship. My clients and I work to better understand and regulate their emotions. We prioritize creating fulfulling relationships. Ultimately, we develop strategies to achieve their goals and live by their values.