She/Her/Hers

Education

Aubree obtained her Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Argosy University in 2018. She completed her practicum at Park Avenue Treatment Center where she provided chemical dependency and mental health treatment to adults struggling with substance use. Aubree has also worked with Behavior Therapy Solutions of Minnesota providing in-home individual and family skills to aid families with children diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum.

Specialized Training

Aubree has also completed her studies at Argosy University and obtained her license in Alcohol and Drug Counseling. During her practicum experience, she has developed a unique way to incorporate family systems when working with individuals struggling with substance use. She has also completed Anchored Relational Model (formerly AIR Network) is a trauma-informed model to work with complex trauma and dissociation. She utilizes this model when working with clients to develop insight into previous experiences while focusing on strengths and resiliencies.

Areas of Clinical Interest

Aubree enjoys working with all types of clients from young children to adults. When working with young children she works towards creating a safe space for building relationships and exploring issues or problems that they bring to the therapy room and aiding parents and guardians with psychoeducation to better aid their child within the home and academic settings.

She also enjoys working with couples and exploring family upbringing concepts and the influence it has when connecting with others. Aubree believes in creating healthy relationship patterns and increasing awareness of oneself at an individual level as well as a relational unit. She will utilize Bowen Family Therapy techniques to develop insight into patterns of upbringing and how these may be reflected within current relational systems.

Practice Areas

Aubree works with children, adolescents, individuals, couples, and families.

Personal Statement

When working with clients, I hope to create an environment that can be humorous and healing. Often, we may be very critical and stuck in what might feel like overwhelming or unpleasant experiences of the past, and through therapy, we are provided the opportunity to step out from that stance and take a stance towards healing. I utilize a perspective of compassion towards ourselves in these situations and will collaborate with you to deconstruct negative beliefs and judgments of previous experiences and create a narrative that aids in empowerment and growth.

Professional Affiliations

Minnesota Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Member

Age Ranges

School Age (6-12), Adolescent (13-17), Adult (18-64)