Therapists in South Dakota
Adria Hagg
Adria Hagg
Therapy begins with a trusting relationship between the client and therapist. Coping with issues such as depression, anxiety, loss, work stress, burnout, grief and relationship obstacles can be overwhelming. Life transitions and unexpected changes can feel debilitating and you are not alone. I provide a non-judgmental and supportive environment where you feel heard and understood. You are not just another appointment on the schedule and I believe in connecting with clients on a deeper level. I utilize evidenced based therapeutic modalities such as CBT, motivational interviewing, strengths-based approach, DBT, grief work and mindfulness techniques.
Pat Schultz
Pat Schultz
I use a down-to-earth approach. Let’s tackle whatever is keeping you from having the life you want to have. Trauma, depression, anxiety, it’s all real. Sometimes you see or experience something so horrific you can’t “unsee” it. And if you could fix it yourself, you would have already. Having over 30 years of experience and gray hair means there isn’t too much I haven’t encountered. I have worked with emergency workers, first responders, ER nurses, doctors, techs, life flight crews, law enforcement and firefighters. PTSD and trauma can mimic and make the symptoms of depression and anxiety worse. If there is something holding you back, let’s figure it out, so you can get back to your life. I conduct sessions both virtually and in-person in Sioux Falls.
Jordan Bogenrief
Jordan Bogenrief
I believe that you are the expert in your own life and the counseling process should be collaborative, where I will work closely with you to create an individualized treatment plan that meets your specific needs and goals. My counseling style is warm, compassionate, and non-judgmental to build a strong therapeutic relationship based on trust and mutual respect. Healing from trauma is a unique and individual process where I emphasize the importance of creating a safe and non-judgmental space for clients to share vulnerable emotional experiences and identify obstacles to success.
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