Best wishes getting them to call you back in a reasonable amount of time when dealing with trying…read moreto get services for a mentally ill person. If you are a parent, they must have a chapter in their training about how to not communicate nor help a person get a targeted case manager and it seems they basically want a loved one such as a parent do their job for them instead of helping at all. It may be easier to walk in the door in person versus thinking that they may return a phone call. Terrible support. No stars

This building got robbed multiple times due to staff not watching the front desk like they were…read moreinstructed to and I have proof that I made Katie Muehlen Shaughnessy and others aware of program issues but they didn't offer a concrete solution.

Can't say enough good things about Mathew. I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone!read more

I think Matthew could be a great therapist, but unfortunately I found him to be very unprofessional…read moreas a business owner. Our first session, the front door was locked and we waited outside in the cold a long time before another business owner let us in to the building. Matthew was unable to even give us an estimate of how much the sessions would cost through our insurance until after we had completed 3 sessions and missed our FSA deadlines, and he has no way of notifying you of appointments. No call, no email, no text reminder, not even a paper card. In my experience it felt like he was happy saying we had something on the books and charging for it without any notification and that was super disappointing. He also did not return my call about this issue. I would warn folks to steer clear of this "practice."

I went to Cara a few years ago at her home and did not continue as i got overwhelmed by my mother's…read moremoving into dementia and no insurance due to unemployment for thee years. In november of 2019, i called and found out that anim cara therapies had moved to bloomington ave. Although Cara was not accepting new clients she matched me with Fanny Miller who seemed to be a great fit. At this time, I was suffering from veritigo and balance issues (i fell and broke things twice) and degenerative disc disease. I have a very difficult time with stairs and need accessible entrances. The front of Anim Cara is straight up steps in the winter and very slippery. The back has a walk in entrance but I was told that I was not allowed to use it, as to enter the screened porch, I would have to walk through the sunroom which was Cara's office. I was brought over to a side stair the second appt. and it made me climb up and walk over a slippery, uneven, unrailed and icy roof of the front porch. Fanny tried to arrange around Cara's appts and therapy groups but Cara said no. Fanny then transferred our appts to Sabathani Community Center where she works with a non-profit. it was sterile, unwelcoming and i ended up tripping on a rug in the entryway and only a hard cement floor hurting my knee. Also the accessible ramp at Sabathani was not salted and very icy pretty much all three times i went to appts. I give ONE star. I love what they do at AnimCara, but they are elitist ableists. It Saddens me. All of this I had to deal with will my mother was dying and my husband going through a medication reaction that caused kidney failure. It caused me PTSD, feelings of rejection and isolation, feeling victimized and excluded due to health issues. Anim Cara is NOT accessible because they say they don't have to be by law due to their size . Great for them. How about morally and ethically changing your phyisical manifestion to match what you SAY you represent?

Where do I even start? I was referred here by a friend who said Anam Cara would be perfect for my…read moretrauma recovery. I was set up with Kara Vangen, whose bio on the website reflected that she'd had "years" of practice with PTSD patients and specialized in PTSD recovery. (Though I think she's edited some of that out since I brought to her attention that she's useless when it comes to meeting with PTSD sufferers face-to-face.) Here's what the owner of Anam Cara said when connecting me with Kara: "I think you and Kara will be a good fit for working together. As I shared with you she has 30 years experience working in community mental health and can offer you an experienced and compassionate approach for working with your PTSD symptoms and trauma. " I saw Kara three times. She's quite meek and if you share an intense experience, you'll likely see from her body language that she's uncomfortable and overwhelmed. If you have serious trauma and talk about it in a candid way, you'll likely end up feeling burdensome -- like Kara is doing you a favor by listening, despite her obvious discomfort. She had no idea what to do/say to me. I felt like I had to take her hand and conduct the therapy session on my own because her personality flatlined around me. Yeah, I'm intense.... but I'm intense because I've suffered extreme traumas that Kara was supposed to help me work through. When we met for the third time, Kara told me she felt unequipped to work with me. I have too much trauma, she said, for her level of experience. So basically I poured my heart out and retraumatized myself by going over my history of sexual assault, only to be turned away by someone whose bio proclaimed that she specialized in PTSD. She admitted during that last session that she's only been a practicing therapist for a couple of years, so don't be fooled by her exaggerated credentials. This was an extremely distressing experience for me. I'm familiar with being seen as "too much," but the last place I expect to get that feedback is in a trauma therapist's office. I cried and stewed in self-hatred for a while. I felt hopeless and unworthy or incapable of getting help. Kara didn't give me any referrals, so I finally returned to my old DBT therapist who shook her head when I told her what happened and happily reinstated me as a client. Anam Cara is a new age, woo-woo joke. If you want to sit in a circle and pretend to be a white witch with some pseudo-professionals, perhaps this is the place for you. But if you're looking for a qualified PTSD therapist, run for your life. After turning me away, Kara sent me a bill for our three sessions and then turned me over to collections. She made no effort to directly contact me about the financial aspect or my mental health status after our final session. Instead, she let collections do the talking. If I were Kara and I turned someone away on my own volition, I would swallow that cost and chalk it up to my own therapeutic inadequacies. But nope, Kara is incompetent AND greedy! If you want to feel like an incurable crazy person, contact Kara. If, however, you're looking for a therapist with tough skin and the proper credentials, contact Rachel Rippel at Minnetonka Counseling. She's rad.

The second star is simply because I never got to use her services. Nevertheless, the low rating is…read morebecause I submitted a request, through Ms. Gooch's web form on her website, to schedule an initial meeting. I did not hear back for months, and by the time I did I was no longer in the market for therapy. I was extremely unimpressed, however, to hear that the delay in her response was because my initial message had gone to Ms. Gooch's spam folder. Who sets up a web form to direct messages to their spam folder? Unimpressed with unprofessional web design.

Great therapists in the Minneapolis area. High quality, professional, counseling for relationships…read more Great ambiance and overall environment as well. Would recommend!

I've been seeing a therapist for a few years - I followed her from a previous clinic. She's made a…read morebig impact in my being able to gain clarity on a few issues. I've also found the website/client portal to be easy to navigate. The administrative staff is awesome, with a quick response and follow-up.

From the owner: At LynLake Centers for WellBeing, we believe all people deserve to lead empowered, creative,…read moreauthentic lives. We’re here for you, no matter where you’re at. We’re a large, diverse group of experienced psychotherapists, counselors, dietitians, psychiatric nurse practitioners, acupuncturists, neuropsychological testing psychologists, yoga therapists, wellness coaches, trauma specialists, and more. We are united by our passion for helping to create a healthy, resilient, and fulfilled community. We are here to meet your needs.

I have collaborated with Cathy on a number of cases over the years. She is an excellent therapist…read more She does couples therapy, individual therapy as well as sex therapy. She has extensive experience and training as a sex therapist and is highly skilled in this challenging work. She has my highest recommendation.

From the owner: As a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist I provide marriage…read moreand relationship counseling and therapy, sex therapy, and help with depression, anger and anxiety issues.

Horrible this person is vile, nothing right about a life coach, needs to seek help. I went to get…read moreclosure and help about an animal of mine that has went missing and all she did was mock me. She called me over the phone which first is very unprofessional, but then screamed "meow" into the phone and hung up afterward. I cannot believe this has happened it has me so distraught.

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