Dr. Surdy specializes in neuropsychological and psychometric testing for neurodevelopmental disorders (neurodivergence, Autism Spectrum, learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, ADHD, etc.), behavioral problems, memory and learning problems, acquired brain injuries (seizure, stroke, anoxia), neurodegenerative disorders (dementia), traumatic brain injuries (concussions, motor vehicle accidents, assaults, etc.), and mental health disorders. Additionally, he is qualified for court ordered neuropsychological assessments. He received his doctoral degree in clinical psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Taylor graduated with her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from MSU, Mankato in 2017. She provides therapy for individuals (ages 16 and up) experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, chronic pain, eating disorders, mood disorders, life transitions, and is LGBTQ+ affirming. She also has experience working with Traumatic Brain Injury and other mental health professionals. Taylor likes to utilize a client-centered, collaborative approach with her clients, incorporating CBT, DBT, narrative, and psychodynamic techniques, and is currently training in Brainspotting therapy. Taylor provides supervision to students working on their Master’s degree in counseling, and is a board approved supervisor for LPCC licensure.

Nash graduated from MSU, Mankato in 2017 with a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling. He specializes in working with children and teens using play therapy techniques to treat anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, attachment and behavioral issues. He is also certified to work with children 3 and under and is training in Brainspotting. Nash is trained in providing supervision to students working on their Master’s degree in counseling, and is board approved to supervise those working towards their LPCC licensure.

Mikaela graduated with her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in June of 2022. She is currently working towards her LPCC licensure. Mikaela specializes in working with adolescents, using person centered techniques that are trauma focused and strengths based. She has experience working with teenagers who encounter anxiety, depression, trauma, mood disorders, sexually abusive conduct, and behavioral concerns. Mikaela uses an inclusive approach with her clients that allow them to have an active role in their treatment.

Christina graduated with her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Freed-Hardeman University in Tennessee and is working toward her LPCC license. Christina is a client centered therapist with experience in a variety of clients. She has worked in clinical settings, schools, group homes, and in client's homes. She is familiar with a few different therapy techniques including cognitive-behavioral therapy, solution-focused, and play therapy, and looks forward to expanding her knowledge.

Baily is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor working towards her Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling, and then her LPCC. She is experienced in working with individuals and groups on substance abuse and recovery, self-harming behavior, self-care, crisis intervention, and trauma. Baily is also certified to administer NARCAN to stop opioid overdose and has provided ARMHS services for those with persistent mental illness. She is very excited to learn more about mental health outside of addiction and different therapeutic approaches.