Plymouth Therapists specializing in Grief or Loss

Sam Anderson

I have immediate openings and respond to all inquires within 24 hours. I specialize in working with individuals that experience depression, anxiety, anger, safety concerns, interpersonal conflict, and difficulty managing stressors. I work with teens / adolescents and adults of any age. Please see my website for more information regarding those that I serve: www.invictuspsychotherapy.com

Kim Lovejoy

I have a passion for working with clients who understand that the mind, body, heart and soul are deeply connected, and are curious about integrating healing from all angles. They know that therapy isn’t about finding answers from someone else, rather it is about having a welcoming and safe space held, while they walk their own path in finding their authentic self.

Jennifer Nelson

Teens, young adults, and individual of all stages and phases of life. All are welcome and I specialize in healing from religion of origin trauma, 12 step programs of recovery, reducing stress, anxiety, and depression, and supporting people in the coming out (coming home) process.

Radiant Living Therapy

At Radiant Living Therapy, we provide individual, couples, and group therapy.​ Our therapists have unique and specialized training including trauma, EMDR, couples therapy, therapy for teens, men's therapy, maternal mental health, sex therapy, and more.

Amber Schneider

If you find yourself exhausted and overwhelmed or constantly feeling like you are never good enough, I can help you identify your core struggles and work through them in order to bring relief and improve your quality of life. Our best healing happens when our voices can be heard in safe and trusting relationships.

Tara LeBaron

If you find yourself struggling to manage your mood, handle your stress effectively, put up and maintain boundaries, communicate effectively or find yourself struggling with negative thoughts about yourself, I can help teach and guide you so you feel more competent and confident living your life, on your terms.

Jesika Austad

You are experiencing feelings of worthlessness and questions about if you deserve love and genuine connection, wondering if anyone would love you if they truly “knew” you. Your experiences of trauma in childhood and/or adulthood are starting to catch up with you. You are struggling in relationships, noticing difficulties with expressing yourself or being understood. You find yourself drawn to partners and friendships that push the same buttons your parents and childhood relationships did.

Jen Atherton

Katie Mark

Mental health therapy in nature: let's run or walk together. I work with adult individuals who are struggling with depression, anxiety, grief or loss, life transitions, relationship issues and more. I utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Supportive Psychotherapy and Mindfulness in my treatment approach.

Jackie Jasken

I take special interest in working with individuals who are experiencing trouble in their relationships due to self-esteem/body image issues, anxiety, and depression. Other interests include working with individuals who struggle with sex, intimacy, and communication. I work with people who are in polyamorous, open, and monogamous relationships.

Shannon Henry

Life after loss can feel confusing, without direction, hopeless, and full of regret. It can also be filled with relief. I believe that listening to you and your story with compassion, will offer healing, hope, and an opportunity for positive change. In my work with individuals who have suffered loss, I want to receive and hold their feelings and emotions, whatever they are, with grace, while supporting them as they move toward positive change and renewed well-being.

Amanda Wirth

As a therapist it is my goal to give you the space, time, and support to overcome the struggles you may be facing. I work hard to help you find your own empowerment to work through the difficulties that life throws your way. I am gentle, yet direct when needed, in therapy. My ideal populations include: anxiety/depression, postpartum moms and dads, infertility, grief/loss, LGBTQPIA+, trans affirming therapy, blended families, couples work, body image/self esteem, self harm/suicidality.

Douglas Robinson

I see life as a mosaic of experiences, and we all do the best we can with what we know at the time. But sometimes, anxiety, depression or the simple challenges of daily life can hold people back from living the fullest, best story of their life. My goal as a therapist is to explore and bring to light a person’s inner strengths, so they can overcome their personal obstacles and enjoy better, more productive lives and relationships.

Authentic Roots Therapy PLLC

Authentic Roots Therapy is a mental health collaborative where licensed professionals provide individual, couple, & family mental health therapy in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We specialize in working with children, couples, families, LGBTQIA+ individuals, mothers in postpartum, faith communities, individuals experiencing traumatic symptomatology, and highly sensitive men.

Neko Vanevenhoven

I have a deep passion for everyone to know that they have value; no matter where they are or where they have been - they hold intrinsic value. I want each person to know they are capable of healing and transformation no matter what choices they have made or despite what life has thrown at them.

Elaina Vig

I provide a safe, comfortable, and confidential space where you are free to be you. Some areas that I may be helpful: gender and sexuality issues and exploration, disordered eating, depression, anxieties, pet loss, life transitions, & unprocessed traumas. We'll work together to see new perspectives and heal the inner you.

Candice Ellis

Are you experiencing burnout from having to balance day to day bustles of life? Do you feel like you are carrying a heavy load - that no one else can possibly understand how you are feeling and what you are going through? I specialize in working with individuals who are striving to become the best version of themselves. We will develop an action plan and use CBT and DBT theories to aid you in meeting your goals.

Dylan Thaemert

I am at home working with a variety of populations and issues. Some issues I identify closely with include depression, anxiety, substance use, existential concerns, and identity issues. I enjoy talking about life's big questions and believe that there is no blueprint for successful therapy. In the past, I have enjoyed my work with people who identify as being sensitive and creative.

Chelsea Deklotz

Are you an overachiever, perfectionist, or people pleaser? You hold yourself back from others and worry about what they might think if they knew the real you. Everyone thinks that you have it all figured out, but inside you feel like no one truly understands you. Maybe you’ve experienced something that you keep hidden from your friends or family out of fear of their reaction and judgment. You want to find a partner but nothing ever works out, or you’re in a relationship but don’t feel connected.

Marlee Dorsey

I’ve worked with people who have experienced anxiety, depression, intense trauma, anger issues and substance abuse. This diversity in my work experience has led me to an understanding that all people share the universal experience of fear, sadness and worry—and that all people, no matter how impossible it seems, are capable of change.