Saint Louis Park Therapists specializing in ADHD

Jess Vail

My clients are varied as I have a few non-related specialties. I specialize in reproductive mental health (pregnancy, postpartum, loss and infertility), perfectionistic women, and adults with ADHD. I'm passionate about serving people who feel marginalized in society or live outside the box; LGBTQIA+, those in non-nuclear relationships, gamers/nerds, neurodivergent folks, single parents, and anyone else who has interest or identities that society doesn't affirm/welcome.

Sydney Bandemer

Do you find yourself stuck in your relationships, repeating the same patterns over time? Do you have an adolescent who is struggling with their identity or place in the community? Do you and your family and/or partner(s) have difficulty communicating effectively and with compassion? Have you experienced trauma, and are now looking to begin or continue the healing process?

Molly Nicholson

My clients include a diverse array of individuals. From my viewpoint, diversity goes beyond racial, cultural and religious diversity. Diversity also includes differences in sexual orientation; gender identity; socioeconomic status; physical, psychological and educational ability; differences in resident status and a wide range of ages. In my view, diversity also includes diversity of thought. For how can we truly grow if we don't expand the pool of those we know and interact with?

JAC Stringer

JAC works with transgender youth and young adults ages 13-25 with high needs, who wish to process their identities, experiences, and mental health including depression, bipolar moods, anxiety, dissociation, trauma, self-harm, suicidality, & disability/chronic pain. He specializes in gender, sexuality, and serving the trans, queer, and the whole LGBTQPIA2S+ community.

Marc Beitz

I work with people who are suffering, people who are confused, people who are angry, people who are lost or stuck. I help them build an understanding of their relationships - to others in their lives, to the world around them, and to themselves - that lets them engage more directly and fully in life.

Eugene Hall

I work with individuals, couples, and families across a range of issues to achieve greater emotional, psychological, and social well-being, not just alleviate symptoms. I have experience with anxiety, depression, couple/family/relationship issues, PTSD, substance use, borderline, narcissism, survivors of narcissistic abuse, minority stress, LGBTQIA relationships, spiritual/religious/existential issues including religious trauma, anger management, and co-parenting.

Patricia Holdahl

People that come to see me have a variety of concerns. Maybe you have just recently experienced something profound. Maybe you have a long history of intermittent, disturbing or less than pleasant experiences, to say the least. Nevertheless, you are doing the best you can to cope. My clients are seeking long-lasting benefits and a new way to be; both with themselves and with others.

Elizabeth Braun

I am passionate about working with my patients to provide the structure and support that enables them to create the best version of their lives, heal from past trauma, and attend to their mental health concerns. I believe that developing a solid therapeutic relationship with my patients plays an essential role in their pursuit of health and that the important work my patients do to improve their mental health benefits themselves, their families, and the community at large.

Caroline Kading

Is your child or teen struggling with school, anxiety, or relationships? Are you finding it difficult to coparent? Family issues or relationships that are stressing you out? Or maybe you just need some support managing life or metal health symptoms? I can help you.

Noelle Wolf

Are you ready to be in a space where being vulnerable feels like a relief? Does the deep, dark, sad in you need more room to be explored? Are you longing to be validated, supported, cared for in a way that follows your lead & helps you gain a sense of control? Does every day life feel so heavy that you question how much longer you can carry it all? I strive to meet clients where they're at, support their in-the-moment needs & "show up" with & for them; not just physically -- emotionally as well.

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.

Julia Murtha

The shame of not being in control of your life can feel so isolating and anxiety provoking. And the thought of talking about it with someone else can feel paralyzing. How did I get here? Why can't I fix this on my own? Why do I keep going back? What is wrong with me? Do I have a drinking problem? Why can't I sleep? Do I need to quit or can I just cut back? Why is my relationship so difficult? Why can't I follow through on my promises to myself? These nagging thoughts could go on and on.

Jen Atherton

Laura Stephan

My clients value growth and healing but are finding themselves stuck in chronic patterns - of fear, overwhelm, or feeling checked out of life. They crave more from their lives, like more meaningful work or deeper relationships, but are unsure of how to get there. Many of my clients feel this way after they've experienced a traumatic event, difficult relationship, or a new medical diagnosis. I believe everyone deserves ease and connection wherever they're at in life.

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.

Brittany Barkholtz

If you have been trying to cope with certain issues or problems on your own, but have been unsuccessful, or don’t exactly know how to make changes—therapy may be the answer you are looking for. Whether you're struggling to work through trauma, trying to navigate a transitional stage of life (like college, graduate school, or a new job), living with anxiety or depression, exploring sexuality/gender identity, or just trying to break out of some unhelpful patterns, I'd love to work with you!

Corbin Quinn

I provide therapy to adults experiencing difficulties, conflicts, or dissatisfaction in their life. Together, we’ll identify what’s causing these problems by talking about your present, past, dreams, fears, strengths, creativity, and hopes. The goal is to help you feel better. Some areas where I might be helpful to you include: anxieties; addictions; unprocessed traumas; relationship difficulties; gender and sexuality issues; and life transitions.

Sarah Souder Johnson

Folks often seek me out for help with anxiety, ADHD, self-harm, academic concerns, relational distress, depression, and grief. As a former teacher, I understand how young people move through transitional times of life - in and out of middle, high school, and college, for example. Parents certainly also benefit from support through these events. Working with artists is a passion for me as well; I love the creative brain and see the arts as a valid professional path as well as a healing tool.

Kelsey Stoltman

If you are looking for an open-minded and non-judgmental therapist who will offer integrated approaches to target your needs, I would be a good fit for you. I am sex-positive and allied so that all individuals can come and be welcomed as they are.

Kyle Smyth

I’m the kind of therapist who believes you are more than your substance abuse and/or your diagnoses. Substance use may be a label over your life that defines how you think about yourself; how other people think about you and even what some therapists focus on in session, but I believe you deserve to have a voice in your life and in your relationships. Your therapy can revolve around what’s important to you as we look beyond the labels and stigmas that have held you back.