About Us
Rose Caplan, Intern
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Rose believes that therapy involves working collaboratively with clients to bring out their innate self-knowledge and ability to heal. When people are given room to be curious about themselves and their stories, they can find the power to shape their lives. She enjoys working with clients from diverse backgrounds, exploring the ways that gender, race, sexuality, ethnic background, and other identity intersections impact how we interact with the world. She has specific interest in providing neurodivergent- and LGBTQIA+ -affirming care.
Alexanne McKee, Intern
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Alexanne believes that meaningful growth occurs when individuals feel safe enough to be seen as they are. She strives to create a collaborative, supportive space where clients can explore their interpersonal relationships, lived experiences, and sense of identity. She has a particular interest in working with couples, individuals, relationship concerns, women’s issues, anxiety, depression, and adjustments to major life transitions.
Rachel Thelemann, MA, LMFT
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Rachel believes that healing is an inward process. Through the process of being curious and empathetic, one can integrate and expand a sense of self. She believes we learn about ourselves through our relationships and understands the feelings that arise are an opportunity for growth.
Gail Yost, MA, LMFT-S/Somatic Psychotherapist
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Maintaining a safe haven for you to share your story is Gail’s top priority. She feels honored to be a part of your journey in creating meaningful connections. Gail graduated from St. Mary’s University of Minnesota. She is certified in Clinical Hypnosis and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.
Jason Zupke, MA, LMFT
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Jason believes everyone has an innate power to change, grow, and heal. Utilizing a collaborative strengths-based approach, his humor, compassion, and non-judgemental stance help foster an open and inclusive environment.
About Us
Rose Caplan, Intern
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Rose believes that therapy involves working collaboratively with clients to bring out their innate self-knowledge and ability to heal. When people are given room to be curious about themselves and their stories, they can find the power to shape their lives. She enjoys working with clients from diverse backgrounds, exploring the ways that gender, race, sexuality, ethnic background, and other identity intersections impact how we interact with the world. She has specific interest in providing neurodivergent- and LGBTQIA+ -affirming care.
Alexanne McKee, Intern
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Alexanne believes that meaningful growth occurs when individuals feel safe enough to be seen as they are. She strives to create a collaborative, supportive space where clients can explore their interpersonal relationships, lived experiences, and sense of identity. She has a particular interest in working with couples, individuals, relationship concerns, women’s issues, anxiety, depression, and adjustments to major life transitions.
Rachel Thelemann, MA, LMFT
Rachel believes that healing is an inward process. Through the process of being curious and empathetic, one can integrate and expand a sense of self. She believes we learn about ourselves through our relationships and understands the feelings that arise are an opportunity for growth.
Gail Yost, MA, LMFT/Somatic Psychotherapist
Maintaining a safe haven for you to share your story is Gail’s top priority. She feels honored to be a part of your journey in creating meaningful connections. Gail graduated from St. Mary’s University of Minnesota. She is certified in Clinical Hypnosis and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.
Jason Zupke, MA, LMFT
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Jason believes everyone has an innate power to change, grow, and heal. Utilizing a collaborative strengths-based approach, his humor, compassion, and non-judgemental stance help foster an open and inclusive environment.