Find the right loneliness therapist in Shakopee, 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.

Raymond Annable

My approach to therapy: Something to know about my approach is that it’s collaborative and purposeful. We focus on what’s actually getting in your way and use evidence-based tools to help you respond with more flexibility, clarity, and confidence in everyday life.

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.

Rosanna Lasiter

My approach to therapy: Something to know about my approach is that I am both supportive and direct. I use evidence-based treatments like CBT and ERP to help clients face anxiety, OCD, and life's stressors head-on. Therapy is active and practical, and I work closely with parents when supporting kids and teens so progress continues outside of sessions.

Mary Engelstatter

My approach to therapy: I believe the therapeutic relationship is the most important factor in growth. If you don’t feel comfortable in session, it’s hard to imagine truly opening up to a therapist. That’s why I prioritize creating a space where you feel safe, heard, and unjudged. I do my best to help you find your voice. It's there-even if you haven't heard it recently!

Colin Pickles

My approach to therapy: I believe our the way we think about things and talk to ourselves has a huge influence on our emotions and behaviors. My goal is to help you understand where these narratives came from, how they're working for you, and to figure out strategies to adjust them.

Dr. Brett Swords

My approach to therapy: My approach isn't about rigid protocols or just nodding along. While I use evidence-based methods like CBT, ACT, and DBT to offer practical strategies, my approach is also deeply human and relationship-centered. I believe lasting change happens when we combine science-backed tools with an in-depth understanding of your unique experiences and needs.

Miranda Denison

My approach to therapy: it's interactive, holistic, and often infused with humor. I help you build practical tools for daily life, while exploring how factors like sleep, boundaries, and self-talk impact your well-being.

Ryan Kitts Schallon

My approach to therapy: I lead with curiosity and care. Every session is an invitation — to slow down, to feel what is actually present, to discover something together. Change does not happen through any insight. It happens between us, in the room, in the moments where something real happens that wasn't possible before.