Maggie F. Johnson, MS, LPCC

Maggie is excited to be offering services in the North Branch area.  She has a Master's degree in mental health counseling and 20 years of experience working with adults, adolescents, and children.  She enjoys helping people from all walks of life and has particular interest and skills related to managing depression and anxiety, anger management, mindfulness, substance use, serious and persistent mental illness, and forensic mental health counseling.  Her theoretical perspective stems from cultural relational theory and she often utilizes a strengths-based, cognitive behavioral approach to helping people develop their skills and reach their goals.
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Christina Copeland is a Psychotherapist in Private Practice. She enjoys working with individuals, couples and families helping support them in making changes in their lives. She has her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Diversity Studies from SCSU and her Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Walden University. She is an LPCC, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in the State of MN. Christina has worked 10 years in clinical counseling. She has 24 additional years working with children, and families with services that are person-centered, strength-based, and therapeutic. She has worked in foster and long-term residential based programs, as well as crisis, substance abuse treatment, vocational and education areas.
 
Areas: Addictions, ADHD, Adoption, Anger Management, Abuse and Safety, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Developmental Disabilities, Dual Diagnosis, Foster Care, Blended/Divorced Families, Dating, Attachment Styles, Parenting and Family Conflict,
Pre-Teens, Teenagers and School Success, Young Adults, Aging and Lifespan issues, LGBTQ-IA, Anxiety, Depression, OCD, Schizophrenia, Mood and Personality Disorders, Intellectual, Emotional and Physical Disabilities, Couples, Family and Relationship dynamics ranging from traditional Marriage Counseling to alternative Lifestyle dating and Polyamory, Communication issues and Anger Management. Life Coaching and Life Transitions, Career Counseling, Chronic Pain and Illness, Traumatic Brain Injury, Grief and Loss, Self Esteem, Women's, Men’s, and Sexual Health Issues.
 
Christina has training in providing CBT and DBT skills therapies. She appreciates the opportunity to professionally assist old and new clients as a Psychotherapist at A New Dawn Mental Health Center in North Branch. Additionally, Christina uses a variety of modalities that are best practices in the field. And she is trained to work with coexisting and complex Trauma issues. 
 
Telehealth available only.

Sarah Heil-Brenny is a psychotherapist who has a background in clinical social work for over ten years.  She is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW).  She received her training at the University of St. Thomas and the College of Saint Catherines.  As a psychotherapist, her specialities are: working with women who have experienced childhood trauma, attachment disorders, transracial adoptees, domestic violence and black, brown and people of color.  Sarah has significant experience working with complex PTSD, attachment disorders, addictions and eating disorders. Sarah uses the following interventions within her practice: EMDR, IFS (Internal Family System), ecotherapy and somatic experiencing.  Sarah believes that therapy is a collaboration between the client and therapist.  She welcomes clients to be active and interactive within the session.  

Currently, Sarah only provides telehealth sessions for clients who are 14 and older.

LeeAnn Lewis
​As a mental health therapist with a passion for empowering individuals, my practice is centered on helping clients build confidence and reclaim their sense of self. I believe that every person carries innate strength and resilience, but often, life's challenges—whether from personal trauma, societal expectations, or self-doubt—can cloud that inner power. My role is to provide a safe, supportive space where my clients can feel heard, validated, and equipped to confront these barriers. Throughout my career, I have worked primarily with individual adults from diverse backgrounds, guiding them through journeys of healing and self-discovery.

I utilize an integrative approach combining cognitive-behavioral techniques, mindfulness, and person-centered therapy to help my clients understand their emotions, challenge negative beliefs, and develop practical strategies for positive change. I have a degree in clinical social work, am a registered yoga teacher 200, and am a level II clinical trauma professional.

Starting psychotherapy can be challenging but life-changing. I look forward to continuing this meaningful work and supporting my clients as they step into their strengths and achieve their goals.