Phoenix Mental Health

03/09/2023

Hey, check out this awesome offering from Krista Zeiter. She is an amazing art therapist and her workshops are wonderful ways to reconnect with yourself.

https://www.kristazeiter.com/events/process-painting

Process Painting (Day Retreat)
Rumriver Art Center, Anoka MN
Friday April 7th, 2023
9am-4pm (1-hr break for BYO lunch 12-1)
$100/per person All materials provided

"Process Arts is a different way of approaching your art making. It involves a way of being with your creative process and your life that encourages presence, emotional awareness and courage. It focuses on igniting your inner creative flame, intuition, authenticity, and the process rather than technique or end product. You can expect play, group interaction, strengthened intuition, experimentation, new discoveries, break-throughs in stagnant corners, and art that is alive and connected to your story. The techniques learned shine a light on your engagement with your life and may give you new…" (follow link to learn more)

Process Arts is a different way of approaching your art making. It involves a way of being with your creative process and your life that encourages presence, emotional awareness and courage. It focuses on igniting your inner creative flame, intuition, authenticity, and the process rather than techn

12/31/2022

10/11/2021

Our Monday Morning DBT group is back after a summer break. It is an incredible way to start the week- with community, mindfulness, check in and skills learning! Today we taught the TIPP skill (a favorite of many) for distress tolerance during a crisis. Kira & Tayler, co-honors and therapists learn so much from facilitating the group and are honored to be part of the community! Try TIPP this week and see how it makes you feel.

10/10/2021

Everyday is . Let’s keep talking about mental health, promoting healing and supporting each other!

09/27/2021

Meet Eric Levy, LPCC

Eric brings a client centered approach to working with relationships, partner loss, job loss, DUI related issues, sexuality, sexual behavior problems, addictions, and crisis intervention.

Learn more about Eric: www.phoenix-mental-health.com/eric

09/23/2021

Meet Erin Mckeen, LMFT, Art Therapist

Erin brings a creative and holistic approach to depression, anxiety, grief and loss, identity and self-esteem, divorce, life transitions, parenting, art/play therapy and reproductive health issues.

Learn more about Erin: www.phoenix-mental-health.com/erin

09/20/2021

Mark Zaczkowski, MSW, LICSW

Mark brings a relational and trauma-informed perspective to therapy with children, adolescents, adults and families who want support with life transitions, adoption, foster care, parenting, immigration and more.

English is his native language; however, he is also fluent in Spanish and can provide therapy in both languages.

Trayendo un perspectivo atento al trauma a las terapias para gente de todas edades, es mi meta ser honesto, curioso, creativo y directo enfrentando los temas difíciles de la vida. Tengo experiencia trabajando con niños, jóvenes, adultos y familias en los temas de inmigración, adopción, paternidad, transiciones, escuela, comportamiento, maltrato y mucho más.

Learn more about Mark: www.phoenix-mental-health.com/mark

09/16/2021

Meet Jeffrey Jones, LICSW

Jeff brings a socially conscious approach to work with individuals of all ages and couples who are struggling with mental health or chemical dependency addiction issues.

Learn more about Jeff: www.phoenix-mental-health.com/jeff

09/13/2021

Meet Kira Fieldstrom, MSW, LISCW

Kira brings a supportive approach to working with all kinds of individuals, but especially caregivers, new moms, people experiencing depression, anxiety and life transitions.

Learn more about Kira: www.phoenix-mental-health.com/kira

09/10/2021

Meet Tayler L’amoureux, MSW, LICSW

Tayler brings an engaged and evidenced-based approach to promote well-being in children, adolescents, and adults.

Learn more about Tayler: www.phoenix-mental-health.com/tayler

09/07/2021

We are a team of therapists who all work together. By having a non-hierarchical model, the therapists at Phoenix Mental Health support each other and enable each other to do our best work.

At many agencies, high workloads and restrictions on the type of work allowed make it hard for therapists to do good work, but our office environment is non-toxic, making it beneficial for both therapists and clients.