Clinicians
Caitlin Krenz MS, LPCC EMDRIA Trained EMDR Therapist Somatic Experiencing Trained Therapist (she/her/they/them)
Caitlin received her Master’s Degree in Community Counseling from Winona State University, and is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) in the state of Minnesota. Caitlin is a MN board approved supervisor for LPCC licensure track individuals
Caitlin is EMDRIA trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and a Somatic Experiencing (SE) trained therapist at the Advanced II level through Somatic Experiencing International.
With a trauma-informed approach, Caitlin seeks to provide a validating environment to challenge shame and to normalize trauma symptoms as expected brain and body reactions to abnormal experiences. Caitlin’s core competency areas include complex PTSD/trauma, phobias, domestic violence, sexual assault, surgery preparation and somatic receovery, and narcissistic abuse. Caitlin also particularly enjoys working with the LGBTQIA and BIPOC communities.
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Kelly Puent MS, LPCC EMDRIA Trained EMDR Therapist Independently Contracted (she/her/hers)
Kelly Puent has an MS degree from Winona State University in the in the counselor education program. Kelly works with clients ages 12 through all ages of adulthood. Kelly has experience and additional training working in community based and outpatient settings focusing on trauma concerns, person centered interventions, and cognitive behavioral approaches. She is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in the state of Minnesota. Kelly is an EMDRIA trained EMDR clinician.
While Kelly has specified experience in treating adolescents for a variety of diagnoses, Kelly is also trained in treating adults for individual therapy with a variety of symptoms and diagnoses, such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, bereavement, adjustment disorders, and various other presenting concerns.
Kelly not only uses evidence-based practices to guide treatment, but alsobelieves in looking for people’s strengths, interests, individual needs, and personal goals in determining what therapeutic success looks like for each client. Kelly is welcoming of clients of all genders, sexual orientation, race, religion, abilities, and cultural backgrounds, and aims to provide a safe and confidential place for clients to explore their potential for success through therapy.
Stephanie Kuglin MA, LPCC EMDRIA Trained EMDR Therapist Independently Contracted (she/her/they/them)
Stephanie earned her Master's Degree in Counseling and Psychological Services from St. Mary’s University. Stephanie is also an EMDRIA trained EMDR therapist and is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Minnesota.
Stephanie is a married mother of three teenage children living in the Rochester area. She enjoys her attempts at gardening on their little homestead and the antics of her chickens. She also loves cats, good food, and great conversation.
She works to support individuals through all stages of their lives by co-creating a warm and supportive therapeutic relationship with strategies tailored to each client and their goals. She strives to offer a safe place for all to get the support they need.
Stephanie is particularly interested in working with individuals with intergenerational trauma and working to be cycle breakers. She is also working on educating herself on how individuals with neurodivergent brains need alternative approaches in therapy. Stephanie is experienced in working with individuals struggling with trauma and stress-related disorders, perfectionism, burnout, victims of narcissists, childhood trauma, dysfunctional families, and attachment wounds. Support is available if you find yourself stuck, whether it has been ongoing or recent.
Chloey Pestorious MS Clinical Mental Health Therapist Independently Contracted (she/her/hers)
Chloey is a Clinical Mental Health Therapist currently working towards licensure in the state of Minnesota. She obtained her master’s in Clinical Mental Health from Winona State University. She has experience working with children, adolescents, teens, and adults facing a variety of symptoms and diagnoses and is currently working under the supervision of Kelly Puent MS, LPCC in pursuit of becoming a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor. Her specialty lies in supporting teens and young adults dealing with anxiety and depression, offering tailored therapies to meet their unique needs.
Chloey’s therapeutic approach reflects person-centered and strength-based practices, emphasizing the importance of the therapeutic relationship in facilitating healing and growth. She believes in tailoring services to each individual, guiding them to discover their strengths and supporting them in navigating life’s challenges with resilience and confidence. Chloey is dedicated to cultivating a safe and inclusive environment for all clients and welcomes individuals of all genders, sexual orientations, races, cultural backgrounds, and religions.
Amy Herman-Roloff Clinical Mental Health Intern (she/her/hers)
Counseling is a second career for Amy. Before entering the mental health field, she spent more than 20 years working as a public health epidemiologist, primarily in Africa. Her life journey eventually led her to become a life coach, pursue training in Somatic Experiencing, and return to graduate school to become a therapist. Amy is currently completing the final year of her master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Winona State University.
Amy enjoys working with individuals and families who are carrying a lot and want to move forward in life with greater ease and resilience. She is especially interested in supporting people navigating relationship challenges, trauma, and major life transitions, as well as supporting families formed through foster care and adoption. Amy brings a trauma-informed, holistic perspective to her work, paying attention not only to thoughts and feelings, but also to what the body may be communicating.
Amy's approach is grounded in person-centered therapy and incorporates elements of Gestalt therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Somatic Experiencing. She is trained at the Intermediate Level in Somatic Experiencing through Somatic Experiencing International. Amy values genuineness, wholeheartedness, and the healing potential of a relationship in which people feel welcomed as they are and met with warmth and creative curiosity.
Outside of work, Amy wears many hats. She is a daughter to aging parents, a wife of 23 years, and a mom to three teenage girls. She is also a devoted pet mom to a Yorkie and a bearded dragon - two tiny creatures with very different personalities. Amy finds joy through music and considers the beach her happy place.