Office-Based Practicum Therapist
Minnetonka Office
Britta is pursuing her Master of Social Work at Augsburg University with a concentration in Multicultural Clinical Practice. She is passionate about working with children and adolescents and has experience supporting individuals with ADHD, ASD, and intellectual disabilities, as well as children and families impacted by trauma. Britta approaches therapy with a person-centered and strengths-based lens and values collaborating with clients to recognize and build upon their strengths, process thoughts and emotions, and work toward healing within a safe, supportive, and accepting environment. Outside of her clinical work, Britta enjoys spending time outdoors, playing board games, exploring new coffee shops, and spending time with her cat.
Therapeutic Modalities: Person-Centered Therapy, Strengths-Based Therapy, CBT, Mindfulness, and Play Therapy
Specialties: Children and Adolescents, Neurodiversity, ASD, ADHD, Trauma
Relate Communications September 1st, 2026
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Office-Based Practicum Therapist
Minnetonka Office
Billy provides office-based individual and family psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults. He is a cisgender, White, heterosexual male. Billy is a counseling psychology doctoral student at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. He works through a relational lens that places value on working together to explore and understand the impact of relationships and systems on a person’s unique experience. Through compassion, kindness, and humor, Billy strives to create a therapeutic environment rooted in nonjudgement, safety and trust. He enjoys working with people of all ages, abilities and disabilities. Billy has experience working with people with ADHD, ASD, FND, intellectual disabilities, as well as various motor and muscle disorders. In his free time, Billy enjoys spending time outside, playing video games, reading about plants, and making good food.
Therapeutic Modalities: Play therapy, relational, humanistic, acceptance and commitment therapy
Certifications: DC: 0-5
Relate Communications August 27th, 2026
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Office-Based Practicum Therapist
Minnetonka Office
Khatidja Jiwani is a graduate student in the Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology program at the University of St. Thomas, pursuing the Marriage and Family Therapy track. She enjoys working with individuals, couples, and families across the lifespan and is passionate about creating a space where clients feel safe, understood, and accepted for who they are. Khatidja takes a collaborative, relational, and culturally responsive approach to therapy. She believes that clients are the experts in their own lives and works alongside them to recognize their strengths, navigate challenges, and create meaningful change. She is particularly interested in supporting clients as they explore their identities, relationships, and experiences within their cultural and social contexts. As someone from a South Asian background, Khatidja understands the important role that culture, family, identity, and community can play in shaping how we understand ourselves and our relationships. She brings curiosity, authenticity, and warmth to her work and strives to meet each client where they are. She believes therapy can hold space for both difficult conversations and moments of humor, and she hopes to create a space where clients can be themselves without judgment while exploring what matters most to them.
Outside of the therapy room, Khatidja enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring new restaurants, and playing board games.
Therapeutic Modalities: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Family Systems Therapy
Specialties: Across the Life Span, Individuals, Families, Couples, BIPOC
Relate Communications August 25th, 2026
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Office-Based Practicum Therapist
Minnetonka Office
Jacob is pursuing his master’s degree in Counseling Psychology at St. Thomas University. Jacob works to create a safe, compassionate environment focused on client empowerment. Jacob believes in using a flexible approach and active collaboration with clients to define the course of therapy and maintain a flexible approach. He values empowering clients through providing psychoeducation and attending to the therapeutic relationship. Outside of work, Jacob enjoys video games and board games, as well as coaching public speaking.
Therapeutic Modalities: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, Psychoeducation, Trauma-Informed
Specialties: Eating Disorders, Anxiety, Depression, LGBTQIA+ Ally, Life Transitions
Relate Communications August 24th, 2026
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Office-Based Practicum Therapist
Minnetonka Office
Amelia is currently a third-year clinical psychology doctoral student at Augsburg and is very passionate about working with kiddos of all ages. She identifies as a white, cisgender woman. She believes in the importance of providing a safe and trusting environment that allows each child and adolescent to unapologetically be themselves and feel heard. Amelia places an emphasis on warmth, playfulness, humor, and trust to promote lasting change. Amelia has prior experience providing group-based therapy to children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and/or a history of trauma. Outside of Relate, she loves to travel, explore new coffee shops in the Twin Cities area, stay active, and spend time with her dog, Alfie.
Therapeutic Modalities: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance-Commitment Therapy (ACT), Psychodynamic, Mindfulness, trauma-informed, and Person-Centered
Relate Communications August 24th, 2026
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Office-Based Practicum Therapist
Minnetonka Office
Hannah is pursuing her master’s degree in Counseling Psychology at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. She is passionate about working with youth, adolescents, and adults, and approaches counseling through an integrative approach with a person-centered and strengths-based lens to meet each client where they are at. Hannah values collaboration with clients and families to identify and build upon their strengths, process thoughts and emotions, and promote healing within a safe, supportive, and accepting environment. Outside of her clinical work, Hannah enjoys staying active, trying new foods, watching and playing sports, and spending time outdoors.
Therapeutic Modalities: Person Centered Therapy, Strengths-Based Therapy, Mindfulness, ACT, and Play Therapy
Specialties: Anxiety, depression, sports psychology, ages 6+, body image concerns, and identity exploration
Relate Communications August 24th, 2026
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