Saint Paul Therapists specializing in Relationship / Marriage Issues

Jeffrey Raich

I specialize in working with adults dealing with autism and or trauma, or who are in the LGBTQIA+ community to develop tools to better understand and cope with feelings of inadequacy, self-doubt, negative self-talk, anxiety, and depression. With trust and respect, we will work through the issues that limit your happiness. I have over 10 years of experience helping people to live more enjoyable lives, and look forward to bringing that experience to helping you.

Molly Burke

My ideal client is someone who is ready to collaborate on meeting their goals! As the therapist, I'm not the 'leader' or 'expert' — I'm a co-pilot or a gentle guide in a client's therapy experience. If something isn't working (or even better, if something is!) I appreciate an open dialogue and willingness to try something different/new.

Tamara Statz

My clients are often either grieving, caring for a parent or spouse, or experiencing their own chronic or terminal illness. Many of my clients are adult children caring for an aging parent. Oftentimes I help families have hard conversations about end-of-life decisions and potential moves into residential long-term care. It's true, there is always something more pleasant to talk about. And these conversations need to happen, too.

Zoë Odegard

I support and guide folks through the process of making sustainable changes that allow for them to feel as safe as possible within their selves and environments. At times this has looked like crisis navigation and trauma reprocessing. In other sessions the focus has been on anxiety reduction or increasing self esteem. In yet other therapeutic situations the focus has been on finding reliable skills, tools, and resources to cope and reduce risk of harm to the self or others.

Analisa Jayasekera

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, my training is systemic in nature and I view individuals as part of the systems they belong to and incorporate interpersonal and interpersonal dynamics when addressing mental health issues. I do relationship work with both individuals and couples.

Emily O'Hara

I have been working with individuals and communities for over 10 years. I believe everyone deserves space to explore their identity, pain, and life's challenges and to feel seen heard and understood in the process. I value empathy, connection and collaboration in my practice and strive to center you as the expert of your experience. My client's have described me as gentle and warm. I consider it a great honor to join people in their pain and healing journey.

Kelsey Bermeo Fittante

I see clients in various stages of life, individuals, couples, families, and groups. Typically, we work through childhood trauma and patterns that carry into adulthood, including intimate relationship difficulties and addiction management.

Sarah Lentz

My clients are often thoughtful individuals who have big feelings about how to navigate the world. They could be struggling with the relationship to their body or experiencing big life changes. In therapy, it is common for people to be navigating how to find meaningful connections with themselves, the world, and the people around them. The clients I work with are trying to find harmony within all the different parts of themselves. I am here to support and celebrate all of who you are.

Taylor Baez

What are you trying to deal with on your own right now? A new life chapter? College? Self-esteem? A break-up? Discouraged from your ever-growing to-do list? Overwhelmed with too many choices? Do you often doubt your intuition and decisions? It is an honor to be a part of anyone's healing, but I find I work extra well with young adults, college students, women learning boundaries, those questioning social norms, and those with emerging bipolar symptoms. Sliding scale fee available.

Jessica Van Berkum

I work with a variety of clients including individuals ages 6 and up, couples, relationships, and families. I want to hold a comfortable space for individuals, relationships and families.

Amy Lokensgard

Finding a therapist with whom you feel safe and comfortable is essential for a good outcome. Clients have told me that I am easy to connect with and put people at ease quickly. Creating a warm, respectful and non-judgmental environment is my first priority. I also feel that laughter/humor can be very therapeutic when appropriate!

Jennie Hardman

Is anxiety or past trauma making you feel overwhelmed? Maybe you’re caught in a spiral of worry or stress, or maybe you’re frustrated and exhausted by it all: feeling like you’ve done everything you know to do to get “over” it, but still feeling triggered or on edge all the time. You are ready for things to change, and motivated to do what is needed to feel calmer and more present. I use EMDR and evidenced-based therapies that work to resolve distress and reduce anxiety.

Mae Moua

Rita Sandidge

My practice honors people from marginalized and oppressed communities (Black, Brown, Indigenous People of Color, people with disabilities, Queer community), sex positivity, kink, poly/open relationship orientations, grief/loss/transition, college student mental health, neurodiversity, white accountability, and earth-based spiritual traditions. I especially enjoy working with individuals who are new to and/or unsure if counseling is the best option for their well-being.

Elise Zimmerman

You don't have to have it all figured out or even know where to begin. You just have to be curious about your story, your patterns, and what feeling better could look like. We'll find it together. My clients are ready to take a step toward the unknown in pursuit of wellness. They're ready to stop fighting their minds and bodies and instead develop a connection to themselves so they can live a life of well-being and contentment.

Brandon Miranda

I work with couples, families, polyamorous relationships, and relationships of all kinds! My interests are in LGBTQIA+ issues, racial/cultural identities, faith/spiritual matters, religious deconstruction, sex/sexuality, gender expression, kink/BDSM aware, and effective communication.

Beth Klein

I work with women who are passionate about people, their work, and the world around them. Lately though, they feel stuck, isolated, and/or frustrated. The confidence they used to feel is no longer there—they're constantly second-guessing themselves and struggling to make even small decisions. They crave connection, but still somehow find themselves alone on the couch every weekend scrolling social media and wondering how everyone else seems to have it all together.

Kyle Keller

Clients come to me with a variety of concerns, goals and backgrounds, generally seeking psychedelic therapy to reconnect with their core self or "inner healing wisdom". I work with trauma/PTSD, OCD (including pure O, and scrupulosity), anxiety, depression, existential/spiritual/religious distress, grief, LGBTQ+, identity struggles. I hold diagnoses/labels lightly and am mindful of their potential pitfalls.

Inez Bersie-Mize

We will learn about how each construct the meaning that forms our lives and our feelings and to take responsibility for constructing them to be what you wish. Because the construction of meaning in our lives is active, I don’t do therapy to another, we do it together. You are the agent of change and compassion, caring and empathy on the part of the therapist is the processes that power the growth.

Marina Rosenthal

I work with couples who are successful in many areas of their lives (career, parenting, friendship). But somehow, their intimate relationship is falling apart. Despite being insightful and empathic, my couples find themselves having out of control fights where they swear, yell, name-call, and act in ways that feel totally out of sync with their values. They have read self-help books and maybe even tried couples counseling before, but nothing seems to stop the messy, toxic conflict.