About
Clinic: Plymouth
Licenses: MS, LAMFT, Pre-Licensed LMFT
Education: St. Cloud State University (MS) and the University of St. Thomas (BA)
Patients Age: 14-65
Kassidy's areas of interest include: -Anxiety -Trauma, Grief, Attachment -Self-Esteem -Life Transitions -Relationship Issues -Personal Growth -Adolescent ADHD -School Performance Concerns -Behavioral Difficulties, Parenting
Kassidy's approach is rooted in empathy, understanding, and collaboration, ensuring that each client feels valued and supported. Kassidy enjoys working with all ages but her clinical focus is with children and their families. She offers both telehealth and in person services out of the Plymouth location. Kassidy specializes in treating anxiety, depression, ADHD/behavioral problems, attachment, grief, and trauma. Kassidy's goal is to provide a nurturing environment where children can express themselves freely and develop healthy coping strategies. As a marriage and family therapist she believes that involving the family in the therapeutic process is crucial for fostering lasting change and improving overall family dynamics.
Licenses: MS, LAMFT, Pre-Licensed LMFT
Education: St. Cloud State University (MS) and the University of St. Thomas (BA)
Patients Age: 14-65
Kassidy's areas of interest include: -Anxiety -Trauma, Grief, Attachment -Self-Esteem -Life Transitions -Relationship Issues -Personal Growth -Adolescent ADHD -School Performance Concerns -Behavioral Difficulties, Parenting
Kassidy's approach is rooted in empathy, understanding, and collaboration, ensuring that each client feels valued and supported. Kassidy enjoys working with all ages but her clinical focus is with children and their families. She offers both telehealth and in person services out of the Plymouth location. Kassidy specializes in treating anxiety, depression, ADHD/behavioral problems, attachment, grief, and trauma. Kassidy's goal is to provide a nurturing environment where children can express themselves freely and develop healthy coping strategies. As a marriage and family therapist she believes that involving the family in the therapeutic process is crucial for fostering lasting change and improving overall family dynamics.
Q&A
What was your path to becoming a mental health professional?
I've always loved surrounding myself with people and desired a career that allowed me to have a more "hands-on" and personal approach to providing care. I have always been curious about the experiences of others and found myself very motivated to spark change within the lives of those around me. I made the decision to follow the track of marriage and family therapy as I am intrigued by the complexities of relationships and believe that every client brings with them a host of experiences and beliefs informed by their interactions with the people in their lives.
What should clients expect when working with you?
My therapeutic approach is a combination of many different things with the primary intention of supporting my clients as they are the true changemakers. The best part about my job is getting to know my clients on a personal level that cultivates our individualized and unique connection. I value authenticity, honesty, and dedication in my practice, and it is my intention to follow these same expectations myself. Both my younger (and older) clients should expect a hands-on approach to therapy with active interventions, including tailored worksheets and activities for clients to hold on to, as well as a solution-oriented perspective intended to motivate my clients in and out of session.
If you could be doing anything else, what would it be?
I'd be living in a small, secluded beach town working at my bookstore/coffee shop that is enjoyed by both locals and tourists alike. When she's not busy touring the world, my best friend Taylor Swift often drops by for her favorite caramel latte and a new read.
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