Holistic, Trauma-Informed Therapy in Minnesota
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Therapy Services in Hopkins, Minnesota
Family Therapy/Parenting Support
Family therapy and parenting support focus on helping families understand behavior through an attachment and nervous system lens. This work supports emotional safety, strengthens connection, and helps parents feel more confident and grounded in responding to their child’s needs. Therapy is collaborative, trauma-informed, and paced to support sustainable change.
Benefits of Family Therapy & Parenting Support
𑁍 Builds stronger connection and emotional safety within the family
𑁍 Helps parents feel more confident and regulated when supporting their child
𑁍 Reduces stress, overwhelm, and reactive patterns at home
Somatic Therapy
Somatic therapy is a body-based approach that addresses how stress and trauma affect the mind and nervous system. Healing often deepens when the body feels safe enough to regulate and respond differently. Somatic therapy may include mindfulness, breathwork, EFT (tapping), gentle movement, Transforming Touch®, and other nervous-system-informed practices that support mind-body integration.
Benefits of Somatic Approaches
𑁍 Gently addresses trauma patterns held in the body, including birth, developmental, and lived trauma
𑁍 Helps release patterns of anxiety, shutdown, or chronic stress held in the body
𑁍 Increases connection, grounding, and emotional resilience over time
Play Therapy
Play therapy provides children with a safe, developmentally appropriate way to express emotions and build regulation through play. This approach supports emotional awareness, connection, and coping skills when words are hard to find. Sessions are child-led, gentle, and grounded in attachment and nervous system safety.
Benefits of Play Therapy
𑁍 Helps children express emotions and experiences through play
𑁍 Builds emotional regulation and coping skills
𑁍 Strengthens attachment, connection, and a sense of safety while empowering children to have choice, autonomy, and a voice in their healing