Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am a clinical therapist, LICSW with additional training in trauma, somatic work, functional medicine and nutrition. I am passionate about helping people to live the best version of themselves and work through a whole person lens. My style is strengths based, non-judgmental and meeting people where they are at in their journey,
My hope is to create a safe and welcoming space for you, by listening, collaborating and building upon your unique beliefs and identity. I encourage feedback and modify to meet your individual needs.
I believe the therapeutic process provides an opportunity for continued wellness helping you identify and build upon your strengths. Through exploring and recognizing the impact of past and present, I help individuals gain insights, identify needs and goals, and recognize that healing is possible. I believe incorporating self-care and gratitude into one’s life results in increased experiences of joy and happiness and the ability to navigate life’s challenges more effectively.
In my personal life, I love spending time with family and friends(and my cat, Luna) being in nature, hiking, playing volleyball and traveling.
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Shannon Acuna is a clinical therapist and a licensed clinical social worker in Minnesota (LICSW), with ten years of clinical experience. She has additional training in trauma work, somatic approaches, functional medicine, and nutrition, which she brings into a whole-person approach to care.
Her therapeutic style is strengths-based and nonjudgmental, focused on meeting people where they are in their journey. She aims to create a welcoming space by listening attentively, collaborating with clients, and building on each person’s unique beliefs and identity. Shannon encourages feedback and adjusts her methods to fit individual needs.
She views therapy as an opportunity for ongoing wellness, helping clients recognize and build on their strengths. By exploring the influence of past and present experiences, she supports people in gaining insight, identifying needs and goals, and acknowledging that healing is possible. Shannon also emphasizes practical self-care and gratitude practices to help increase everyday moments of joy and to better navigate life’s challenges.
Outside of her clinical work, Shannon enjoys spending time with family and friends and with her cat, Luna. She appreciates being in nature, hiking, playing volleyball, and traveling.
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