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As our name indicates, we love collaborating with other professionals! We believe that the wellness of our clients requires a focus on the whole person including emotional, biological, psychological and social health. To make a referral, you can complete the form below or just fax us your referral form to 763-210-6886.

Thank you for trusting us as a referral partner!

We know that physical health affects our emotional health and vice versa. Therefore our therapists are skilled in working therapeutically with a variety of concerns that are often also medically managed including:

ADHD
Anxiety
Chronic Health Diseases (For example: Cancer, Fibromyalgia, Pain Disorders, Diabetes and Heart Disease.)
Depression
Eating Disorders
Infertility and Miscarriage
Obesity
Pain Management
Postpartum and Perinatal Mental Health
Substance Abuse

For many of these issues research has shown better outcomes in managing these diagnoses when both medical and therapeutic treatments are combined. We are experts in counseling and therapy and are committed to coordinating care to ensure we are giving our shared clients/patients the best treatment possible.

Online Referral Form

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