Annie Kindland

Annie Kindland, MA, LMHC, DMCP, understands that the experiences one faces throughout life can significantly influence their ability to form relationships, process information, and navigate the world. She recognizes that when expectations, environment, or one's inner voice fail to align with their true feelings, it can create confusion about self-identity. For those who find their experiences do not quite match their emotions, Annie offers compassionate guidance. She specializes in helping individuals understand their identity, improve their relationships, and navigate their feelings and behaviors. With a focus on assisting clients in reconnecting with their authentic selves, Annie collaborates to achieve the goals that her clients identify and set. Her practice welcomes individuals dealing with mental health and substance use issues, those who have experienced trauma (including complex and developmental trauma), members of the LGBT+ community seeking counseling, and individuals with gender-related concerns or who are pursuing hormone replacement therapy and gender-affirming surgery. Utilizing the Neuroaffective Relational Model (NARM) therapy, Annie focuses on the interrelation between identity issues and the ability to cultivate connection and emotional regulation. Her aim is to create the safest and most supportive environment possible, fostering personal growth through connection for anyone eager to live as their true, authentic self.