Clinic & In-Home Staff

*Please note that clinician availability for taking on new clients changes frequently — call 763.780.3036 for the most up-to-date information.

Sydney Dondlinger, MA (she/her/hers)

Therapist I

Education: BS in Psychology from Iowa State University and MA in Counseling Psychology from University of St. Thomas
Location Served: St. Louis Park Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Sydney believes in meeting clients where they are at to create a safe and welcoming place for clients to exist, process, and heal. She views each client as the expert of their own life and supports clients from strengths-based and trauma-informed perspectives. Sydney utilizes a variety of therapeutic techniques (and humor!) to serve clients in a way that’s most beneficial for them.

Clinical Interests
Sydney enjoys working with teenagers and adults experiencing symptoms of anxiety, depression, trauma, and life adjustments. In addition, Sydney works as a group therapy co-facilitator within the Domestic Abuse Program (DAP).

Hobbies
Sydney likes to spend time with family and friends, puzzles, go for walks, try new restaurants, read, play games, and watch TV/movies.

Jordan Haight, MA, LPCC

Lead Therapist DAP

Education: MA in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine from Boston University School of Medicine
Location Served: St. Louis Park Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Jordan approaches therapy from a collaborative approach and believes that the client is the expert in their own life. Jordan practices from a multitude of different clinical approaches as therapy is not one size fits all.

Clinical Interests
Jordan is interest in helping individuals who struggle with depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety. Jordan also works within the Domestic Abuse Program helping to cofacilitate groups and enjoys working with those impacted by domestic abuse.

Hobbies
In her free time, Jordan enjoys spending time at home with her two dogs and bunny rabbit watching movies. Jordan enjoys to travel when possible, ideally somewhere warm or back to the East Coast. Jordan enjoys spending time reading whenever she has time and trying new foods.

Paul Hildebrant, Ph.D., LP

Therapist II

Education: MA from University of Wisconsin - River Falls and Ph.D from Union Institute - Cincinnati, Ohio
Location Served: Fridley Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Paul uses both behavioral and cognitive behavioral approaches in working with people. He tend to use an approach where he helps individuals identify problems and issues, then engages in shared problem solving with the individuals.

Clinical Interests
Paul has a broad range of experience in working with issues related to anxiety, depression, severe and persistent mental illness, special education needs, aging and family therapy.

Hobbies
Paul enjoys boating, fishing, rehab work on homes and maintaining healthy forests.

Rebekah Huff, MA

Therapist I

Education: Masters in Adlerian Psychology and Counseling from Alder Graduate School
Location Served: St. Francis Middle School, Cedar Creek Elementary, and East Bethel Elementary

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Clinical Approach
Bekah is a registered Art therapist that focuses on a person-centered approach using art, and Adlerian Psychotherapy to work with clients through life.

Clinical Interests
Her areas of clinical interests include grief and loss, trauma, anxiety and depression, and teaching others to use art as a healthy outlet to process emotions, self-expression. She works with kids ages 8-18, and women 18-108.

Hobbies
Her hobbies outside of work include painting, hiking, kayaking and going on adventures with her dog. 

Megan Johnson, MA, LPCC

Supervising Therapist

Education: MA in Counseling and Psychological Services from St. Mary's University of Minnesota
Location Served: St. Louis Park Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Megan joins clients in therapy with an integrative and supportive approach to counseling, and believes that change happens when we gain awareness and learn to connect our bodies to emotions. She is a trained EMDR provider.

Clinical Interests
Megan's clinical interests include trauma, anxiety, depression, working to cultivate self-compassion, somatic work and EMDR.

Hobbies
Megan loves to travel when possible. She enjoys being outside, both relaxing and trying new outdoor activities. Family time is important to her and she loves being an aunt! Megan is an admirer of fine arts and enjoys reading, painting, drawing and being creative. She loves animals, especially her two cats Max and Shadow, and hopes to one day be more involved in animal rescue.

Kalee Kleve, MA

Director of Clinics And Internship Programs & Therapist I

Education: MA in Counseling and Psychological Services from St. Mary's University
Location Served: Fridley Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Kalee has experience working with a diverse population of children ages 2-18 years old. Kalee has worked with a variety of diagnoses including Autism Spectrum Disorder, anxiety, depression, trauma–stress related disorders and behavioral and emotional concerns. Treatment modalities of clinical interest and competency include Cognitive Behavioral therapy (CBT), Attachment and bio-behavioral Catch-up (ABC), Trauma-Focused CBT, person-centered therapy, mindfulness, and some play therapy techniques.

Clinical Interests
Kalee approaches therapy through a person-centered, strengths, trauma-focused and cognitive behavioral lens. Building a trusting and therapeutic relationship is at the forefront of therapy to create a safe, therapeutic space. Kalee incorporates CBT intervention, mindfulness, movement and play techniques into session to promote emotional wellness and co-regulation. Kalee’s mission is to support individuals in their journey with mental health to lead and cultivate a more mindful, healthier life.

Hobbies
Kalee enjoys spending time with her family and friends, hiking and being outdoors and playing with her dogs, Huckleberry and Finn.

Troy Mathias, MSW, LICSW

Therapist II

Education: MSW from University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
Location Served: St Louis Park Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Troy’s goal as a therapist is to promote inclusive settings where students and families can find the power, wisdom, and courage to overcome obstacles.

Clinical Interests
While at the University of Minnesota, Troy specialized in working with families and children. He has worked with K-12, as well as students within the alternative school setting.

Hobbies
Troy enjoys hanging out with friends or family, video games, and the Korean Sword Art “Haidong Gumdo”.

Jordan Myhre, MA, LPCC

Supervising Therapist

Education: MA from St. Mary's University
Location Served: Fridley Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Jordan's favorite part about her job is building relationships. She believes that creating a safe and supportive environment builds trust and can lead to success.

Clinical Interests
Jordan is currently on track to obtain her LPCC. She enjoys working with children, adolescents, and young adults. Jordan has worked with a variety of diagnosis including: FASD, ASD, and anxiety.

Hobbies
In her free time, Jordan loves to travel and be outdoors. She particularly likes hiking, swimming, and tennis.

Maria Phelps, MA, LAMFT

Therapist I

Education: MA from Adler Graduate School
Location Served: St. Louis Park Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Maria values the unique experience of each individual, so she draws on various therapeutic approaches. She believes in working collaboratively with clients to reach their goals through creativity, curiosity, compassion, and a trusting and authentic therapeutic relationship.

Clinical Interests
Maria is currently on track to obtain her LMFT. She works with ages 16 and up. Maria has a special interest in working teenagers, young adults, and their families. Maria's interests include working with clients experiencing difficulties with depression, anxiety, trauma, self-harm, attachment concerns, or family conflict.

Hobbies
Maria enjoys crafts of any sort including puzzles, crocheting, and painting. She enjoys taking her two dogs on many adventures and spending time with family and friends.

Vanessa Richter, MSW (she/they)

Therapist I

Education: BS from St. Cloud University and MSW from University of St. Thomas
Location Served: Fridley Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Vanessa uses mindfulness and body-based interventions with a person-centered approach to help clients achieve nervous system regulation, overall wellness, and empowerment in expressing their authenticity.

Clinical Interests
Vanessa's clinical interests include adolescents, teens, and young adults struggling with identity, trauma, anxiety, and neurodiversity.

Hobbies
Vanessa enjoys thrift-shopping, yoga, live music, and spending time in nature.

Victoria Shelander

Mental Health Practitioner

Education: St. Mary's University
Location Served: Fridley Clinic

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Clinical Approach
Victoria provides an affirming, inclusive, and safe environment by using art, mindfulness, and body-based interventions with a person-centered approach to help her clients achieve nervous system regulation, empowerment in expressing their authenticity, and overall wellness.

Clinical Interests
Victoria’s clinical interests include adolescents and adults experiencing difficulties with anxiety, depression, emotional concerns, LGBTQ+ issues, and trauma–stress. Victoria is also interested in helping her clients cultivate increased self-compassion and resilience through art- and mindfulness-based practice. Victoria is currently on track to obtain her LPCC.

Hobbies
In her free time, Victoria enjoys drawing, painting, and writing. Victoria also enjoys practicing mindfulness, spending time in nature, and traveling.