Kelly has been in practice for over 13 years. She views her role as a guide for an individual’s ability to create and foster their own inner strengths, resilience, and understanding of Self. Our healing comes from within, and Kelly’s experience can help you along your journey. She believes strongly in the mind/body connection and gaining curiosity about what the body is trying to tell us throughout our different seasons of life.
Kelly has been working with the pregnant and postpartum population, those struggling with their fertility journey, and those who have experienced birth trauma or loss. Kelly works with couples using Gottman's and Relational Life Therapy principles. She also enjoys working with adults discovering how their upbringing has affected their current sense of Self, beliefs, and relationship patterns. Kelly feels passionate about working with new moms, dads, and couples trying to navigate this thing called life.
She has a special interest in trauma therapy, focusing in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). Kelly is Advanced and Enhanced trained in ART. ART is helpful for those experiencing symptoms related to trauma, birth trauma or loss, anxiety, depression, low self esteem, perfectionism, OCD, phobias, and many more.
Kelly is also a Board Approved Supervisor (BBHT) and welcomes any pre licensed therapists who are seeking out supervision.
Kelly Ciapetta MS.Ed, LPCC
Abbie has been in practice for over 9 years. Prior to becoming a therapist, Abbie worked as a social worker in healthcare settings with the aging population.
She strives to develop a therapeutic atmosphere where you feel engaged and supported. Abbie will meet you with an approachable, authentic connection and collaborative experience working towards goals identified by you.
She values self-compassion, finding balance in life, and feeling connected to those around you. Abbie’s approach is holistic by focusing on the whole person including thoughts, emotions, self-reflection, physical health, past experiences, environment, and relationships.
Abbie has been working with adults and young adults moving through a variety of life stage transitions. She aims to challenge and encourage individuals navigating personal or professional obstacles, emotional worries, relationship concerns, or past experiences.
Abbie works with individuals using a relational therapy approach while integrating therapeutic interventions to meet your unique goals. Abbie’s approach to therapy is also influenced by a trauma lens utilizing EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) an approach to alleviate distressing memories, anxiety/panic responses, depression, negative cognitions, and many more areas.
Abbie Vander Maten MSW, LICSW
Emily Wyman, MS
Emily (she/her), believes that connection is at the heart of feeling grounded, supported, and well. The relationships we build, with ourselves and others, shape how we move through life’s challenges and transitions.
She takes a holistic, person-centered approach to therapy, recognizing the importance of the connection between mind and body. She draws from the practice of Somatic Experiencing to help clients notice and understand what is happening within their bodies and nervous systems, especially in response to stress and trauma. She also incorporates inner child work to gently explore memory, past experiences and emotions.
She works with late teens, adults and couples, holding space for the unique challenges, expectations, and transitions that come with different stages of life, and she approaches this complexity with care and curiosity.
Therapy with Emily is a collaborative process. Her role is to listen, offer support and perspective, and work alongside clients as they navigate through life. She strives to create a space that feels genuine, safe, and free of judgment, where clients can explore their experiences at a pace that feels right for them. Believing that each person is the expert on their own life, Emily feels honored to support clients as they cultivate greater self-understanding, self-compassion, healing, and connection.
*Emily has been practicing as a therapist for five years. Before entering the mental health field, she earned a BA in Theatre Arts from the University of Minnesota and worked as a career bartender. Her background continues to inform her unique perspective and approach to therapy.
