Townsend Therapists specializing in Depression

Amy Moran

I serve children, adolescents, young adults, couples, and families, in the following areas: • Teen Issues; Peer Pressure, Self Esteem • Parent/Child or Family Issues • Self-Harming Behaviors • Mood Disorders • Anxiety Disorders • Conduct and Oppositional Defiant Disorders • Physical, Sexual, Emotional Abuse • Dual Diagnoses • Stress Management • Anger management • Adjustment Disorders

Lauren Petrilli

I have met with many people experiencing depression and other mood related issues that impact energy levels, daily life and relationships. Engaging with the animals and outdoors can help create experiences that help one feel less "stuck", shifting the nervous system from a depressed state to a more present and responsive state, to help you respond to problems and stressors in more preferred ways.

Laura McLaughlin

In the presence of horses and surrounded by nature, I work to help others heal from traumatic life experiences, manage dissociation and strengthen internal resources.

Adam Saltz

Are you struggling with life? Worried about the political climate we are currently in? Anxious about your future and the future of the world? Let me help you calm your fears, and feel better prepared to face these crazy times we live in. You will feel comfortable expressing your thoughts and views without facing the fear of judgment.

Erin McGreevy

Depression is vast in its presentation.  It can look like boredom, decreased interest in activities, poor sleep hygiene, isolation, hopelessness and irritability.  Perhaps life feels dull. It can also feel very scary, like you have lost control and may even have suicidal thoughts or fantasies.   

Kerry Rollins

Kerry often works with people with histories of abuse and neglect, PTSD, dissociative disorders, anxiety and acute stress.

Kellsey Forest

For those looking to overcome trauma, I offer a safe and supportive environment in which my clients can effectively engage in self exploration, personal growth, and healing. Together, we can safely explore your unique inner experience, without judgement or criticism. All of us have periods where we struggle; perhaps we are lost, depressed, feel alone, or want to make that change. If this is you, you are not alone, and I am hear to guide you.

Julie Salvato

If you're feeling overwhelmed and anxious about issues related to relationships in your life, school and work obligations, or just feeling uncertain about your path and place in the world, then the expressive arts can help.

Rebecca Rondeau

You feel stuck. You’re not sure why you keep reacting the ways that you do. You’re feeling broken, unseen, and misunderstood. I see you and your struggles. Sometimes we look in the mirror and we do not recognize who we have become. The negative stories we tell ourselves intrude around every corner. Together, we can rewrite those stories and clear out the negative biases that drive us. We can realign ourselves, identify what is really true, and create what is possible for you moving forward.

Kelly Vernon

Life’s too short to be unhappy, unsure, or unfulfilled. Let me help you learn better ways to handle the issues that are standing in the way of your goals or feeling better. There are things that you can do that will nurture your spirit, help you overcome personal challenges, and allow you to achieve your individual life goals. I cater to each of my client’s personal needs in order to unlock their full potential. I look forward to partnering with you on your journey to health and happiness.

Jennifer Rosselli

I love working with people who are exploring their identities and living alternative lifestyles, particularly with people who feel like they are living in the margins of society. It can be scary to explore one's self when we fear what we might find. This issue can arise in a variety of situations from LGBTQIA issues to addiction, trauma, and phase-of-life changes. I can help you explore how to sit in the unknown and find comfort and excitement in change.

Uhunoma Osadolor

Are you delaying care because you are unable to take time off work? Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, or even ADHD, and it is difficult to get an appointment with a specialist as most appointments are far booked? You cannot seem to get that perfect babysitter you can trust with your kids to make the appointment that took you several weeks to get? You are in luck as Ample Grace Psychiatry got you covered if you reside in the following states: Minnesota, Oregon, Idaho, and Iowa.

Rowen Beaudoin-Colegrove

In my practice, I work with young children (0-12) teenagers, young adults, and adults, specializing in family systems and intimate partner work, especially with LGBTQ families. I support families through difficult life transitions, painful relational challenges, and turbulent cycles of communication. Currently I provide individual, intimate partner, family, and play therapy for children.

Lauren Beaudoin-Colegrove

In my practice, I specialize in working with clients of all ages who identify as transgender/non-binary and/or along the LGBQ+ spectrum. I provide support to clients who are coming out and transitioning, exploring or actively working toward creating families of their own, making the transition to parenthood, and parenting young children. In addition, I help clients work through issues related to depression, anxiety, postpartum mood changes, relationship issues, and trauma.

Amanda Sadat

Depression can steal the most precious moments from your life. It is insidious in the way it ebbs and flows, often draining you of your energy and ability to engage in your life. We can work together to understand what is at the root of your depression and rule out any underlying illness. I often work with patients recovering from comorbid illness such as: cancer, autoimmune disorders (such as lupus, arthritis, Chron's Disease) and women's health issue such as infertility and PMDD.

Kerry Joachim

Life can be challenging, but we don't have to face it alone. I believe in the power of human connection and want to support clients in finding their own sources of joy among the hardships in life.

Sherri Collins

Too often, we equate caring for our mental and emotional health with weakness and failure - especially when we're taught that our “strength” is based on our ability to handle the stresses of everyday life without “cracking”. I've dedicated my career to overcoming this myth by helping young adults and adults develop wellness plans that promote emotional and mental balance, internal peace, and positive coping and communication skills.

Mary Dullen

Kimberly Trainor

Does your child have trouble with attention, managing their emotions, or learning at school or at home? I’m Dr. Kimberly Trainor, a doctoral-level licensed educational psychologist, who can help by providing therapy for children and teenagers struggling with anxiety through CBT techniques.

Michelle Jarrett Worth

Change can be tough. Chances are, you're probably repeating similar patterns over and over. We all do this! These patterns can go on for so long and when we want to do something about it--well, it can be super daunting to untangle what feels like a giant, complex, layered knot. This can be especially challenging in the face of new life transitions -- we can find that what used to work for us no longer does.