ST. Paul Locations

We have a home office near Como Park that we share (see contact page for address) but most sessions take place outdoors year-round in natural spats throughout Como Park. We avoid high traffic areas and opt instead for more private, natural spaces.

🍂 Therapists will be available in specific locations on different days and times.

🍂 As needed, we can work together to find a meeting location that is accessible by public transportation.

🍂 Being out in all kinds of weather presents challenges and opportunities that will be part of the therapeutic work, but we will never go outside if the weather is too uncomfortable or unsafe. Or if you feel too uncomfortable or unsafe. On those days we can meet over video. or at the indoor office if available.

St. Paul Therapists

Rachel Voit (she/her), MSW, LICSW

Rachel sees children, pre-teens, teens and young adults. She works with individuals, families, and sibling groups.

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Diana Erwin, MSW, LICSW

Rachel Voit (she/her), MSW, LICSW

Diana sees children and families of all ages (and can bring her therapy dogs).

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Diana's therapy dogs

Rachel Voit (she/her), MSW, LICSW

Wensday Berman (they/them), BA, Master's level Clinical Trainee

Pike and Bailey can join sessions with Diana.

Wensday Berman (they/them), BA, Master's level Clinical Trainee

Wensday specializes in work with trans and queer people, especially kids, teens, and their families. Starting Fall 2024

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Kristine Pfau (she/her), BA, Master's level Clinical Trainee

Wensday Berman (they/them), BA, Master's level Clinical Trainee

Kristine Pfau (she/her), BA, Master's level Clinical Trainee

Kristine specializes in working with youth and young adults. Starting Fall 2024.

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land acknowledgement

Minneapolis Nature-Based Therapy is located on land that has been cared for and called home by Indigenous people from time immemorial up to the present day. The land was stolen from the Dakota people by the U.S. Government in 1805 through the illegitimate “Pike’s Treaty.” We must acknowledge this truth and support efforts to repair, even if they are never enough.

Working on this land and near sacred sites we will recognize and honor the Dakota people of the past, present and future.

Dakota Land map of Minneapolis (Village of Many Lakes) and St. Paul (Village along the White Cliffs) by artist Marlena Myles