Twin Cities Behavioral Health

For those experiencing difficulties coping with particular aspects of life, Twin Cities Behavioral Health offers professional, confidential counseling for individuals, couples and families of all ages and backgrounds. Among the problems that people typically bring to counseling are:

• Anxiety, doubt, lack of self-understanding

• Struggles with matters of faith

• Physical or emotional problems

• Marriage, family or relationship problems

• Depression, loneliness and insecurity

• Job-related stress

• Alcohol- and drug-related problems

• Codependency issues

• Sexual dysfunction and addiction

• Child and adolescent problems

• Testing for ADHD and learning disabilities

• Parenting issues

• Difficulties with school or social life

• The feeling that something is missing from life

Twin Cities Behavioral Health is comprised of psychiatrists, psychologists, professional clergy, social workers, marriage and family therapists, and addictions counselors. Through individual, couples, family or group therapy, people can come to appreciate the uniqueness of their own personalities and discover ways to develop their potentials. As a result, they can move toward healthy change and wholeness and continue to grow, even after therapy ends.

Patients who wish to have a religious or spiritual dimension included in their therapy may request a pastoral counselor.

A number of staff specialize in problems relating to children and adolescents, such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other behavioral and/or learning problems.