3 Best Therapists in Minneapolis, MN

“ 2026 Highlights: Tammy Tucker, MA, LPCC, is the Director of DBT at Associated Clinic of Psychology, where she provides therapy and clinic-based DBT IOP services. She follows the Linehan model of Dialectical Behavior Therapy and takes a non-judgmental, direct, compassionate, and trauma-informed approach. Tammy works with clients experiencing substance use disorders, suicidal thoughts or behaviors, impulsivity, complex trauma, depression, hopelessness, and emotional reactivity. She helps clients identify unhelpful habits and coping strategies while developing healthier skills aligned with their values and goals. She is committed to culturally competent care and has training and experience working with LGBTQ+ clients.”

“ 2026 Highlights: Kate Fischer, LICSW, is an experienced social worker, counselor, and volunteer at Walk-In Counseling Center. Her practice is grounded in a commitment to social justice, healing, and equity, with a particular focus on reducing harm and improving the systems that influence individuals, families, organizations, and communities. Throughout her career, Kate has worked in Washington, DC, Chicago, and the Twin Cities, helping shape individual and organizational practices through collaborative, integrated approaches to care. She brings a partnership-based perspective to her work and is dedicated to creating supportive environments that promote meaningful change and well-being.”

“ 2026 Highlights: Marlee James, LPCC, is the Founder and CEO of Reviving Roots Therapy & Wellness and a mental health therapist and certified trauma professional. Her work focuses on intergenerational trauma, social justice, relational cultural work, and culturally grounded mental health care. She studied the impact of race and culture on mental health at Boston College’s Institute for the Study and Promotion of Race and Culture. Marlee takes an open, compassionate, and trauma-informed approach, supporting clients in navigating stress, grief, trauma, relationships, and life transitions while helping them reconnect with themselves and their communities.”