Our Team

Stacey Allen

MA, LMFT

Couple & Family Therapist, Certified Child Life Specialist, Psychomedical Consultant

• Stacey sees patients 5 years old and up in the Chaska location and via telehealth.

  • In-person and telehealth appointments at the Chaska location on Mondays and Tuesdays, and telehealth only on Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays.

Stacey Allen provides therapy services to individuals, families, couples, adults, teens, and children who are living with cancer, chronic illness, medical issues, or grief, whether personally or within their close circles. She has served patients and their families around medical issues in many different contexts, including group private practice therapy, as a Certified Child Life Specialist in local pediatric hospitals, 8 years of holding weekly support groups at Gilda’s Club Minnesota for adults living with cancer, community grief support groups, and various speaking engagements.

Stacey has over 25 years of experience working with individuals and families in various settings. In her professional career, she has gained invaluable experience helping patients emotionally navigate the medical community, and address issues of intense stress around procedures, tests, scans, surgery, treatment, and prognosis. She assists in managing anxiety and depression through psychoeducation and draws from a variety of therapeutic theories and techniques, including but not limited to mindful awareness techniques, self-calming strategies, insightful processing, creative outlets, and social and community connections.

Stacey supports her patients during both long- and short-term illness, through post treatment phases, and in the event of a terminal diagnosis, impending death, or the devastating death of someone close. Stacey will join you where are you are emotionally and help you move toward an increased understanding of this situation. She can help re-organize your thinking, re-evaluate roles and responsibilities, explore changes and identity, process guilt, resentments, and fear, and explore meaning. Stacey focuses on helping you rediscover your strength and improve your overall well-being.

Education:

• Master of Arts (MA) in Marriage and Family Therapy; Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota - Minneapolis
• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Child Psychology; University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
• Certified Child Life Specialist (CCLS), Association for Child Life Professionals

Experience:

• 25+ years working with families in various settings including education, pediatric hospitals, private and group therapy
• 8 years as Group Facilitator at Gilda's Club Twin Cities, a cancer support clubhouse in Minnetonka, facilitating two weekly support groups for adults living with cancer
• Trained in Gottman Level One for couples' counselors
• Certified in Prepare/Enrich, an assessment and counseling program for new and long-term couples
• Certified Child Life Specialist with experience working in Twin Cities pediatric hospital settings offering psychosocial care and education for patients
• Child Life Internship at John’s Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland
• Minnesota Marriage and Family Therapy Board Approved Clinical Supervisor

Specialties:

• Psychomedical Consulting
• Cancer
• Chronic Illness
• Grief & Loss
• Individual Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Couple Therapy
• Child Development
• Anxiety
• Depression
• End of Life
• Caregiving
• Mindfulness

SAllen@InMindHealthMN.com

Direct: 952-295-8815

Allison (Ali) DeCamillis

MS, LPCC, ATR-BC

Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Art Therapist-Board Certified

• Ali sees patients 18 years old and up via telehealth in the evenings.

Regardless of what brought you to this moment of seeking support, know you are not alone. As a clinical counselor and board-certified art therapist, Ali is dedicated to supporting individuals navigating the complex emotional landscapes of cancer, end-of-life issues, caregiving, grief, and loss. Ali takes a trauma-informed approach to therapy with a focus on collaboration and empowerment. With authenticity and curiosity, she creates a safe space to explore your truth and unfold your story. Within an environment of compassion, creativity, and care, together we can work on acknowledging what is, what could be, and navigating the space in-between.
 
With over 24 years of experience, Ali draws from a rich background in both art therapy and clinical counseling. She understands that the journey through difficult places and life transitions can be challenging and she is committed to empowering clients to find their voice and inner resources amidst the chaos. Although Ali believes in the power of creativity as a transformative tool for healing, she can use more traditional talk therapy or weave in creative and mindfulness-based approaches dependent on client preference. Regardless of approach, Ali helps clients navigate change while celebrating the moments of joy and connection that life offers, even in its most difficult times. With a warm, empathic approach, Ali welcomes both laughter and tears.
 
Ali is honored to walk alongside individuals during their most vulnerable moments, fostering resilience and hope, no matter the outcome. Whether you are facing a serious illness, dealing with the complexities of caregiving, or navigating the profound impact of loss, Ali is here to support you with understanding, empathy, and a deep respect for your unique experience.

Education:

• Masters of Science (MS); Art Therapy; Mount Mary University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• Additional Graduate Coursework in Clinical Counseling: Capella University, Walden University, & Adler Graduate School
• Bachelors of Science (BS); Art Therapy; Long Island University C.W. Post Campus, Greenvale, New York

Experience:

• Program Director Gilda's Club Minnesota (formerly Twin Cities), a Cancer Support Community
• Program Manager Counseling Department Jewish Family & Children's Service of Minneapolis
• Program Manager & Art Therapist VSA Alabama
• University of Alabama Center for Palliative & Supportive Care
• Children's Hospital of Alabama Pediatric Hematology, Oncology & Bone Marrow Transplant Units
• Veterans Affairs Medical Health Care System

Specialties:

• Cancer
• End-of-life
• Grief & Loss
• Caregiving
• Chronic Illness
• Aging
• Memory-related disorders
• Active duty military & veterans
• Meaning-Centered Psychotherapy
• Instinctual Trauma Response (ITR)
• Mindfulness
• Cognitive behavioral therapy

ADeCamillis@InMindHealthMN.com

952-295-8812

Heather Boeser

MSW, LICSW

Master of Social Work, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker

• Heather sees patients 18 years old and up both in Chaska and via telehealth.
  • Mondays and Tuesdays telehealth only, Thursdays and Fridays at the Chaska location and via telehealth.

Living with serious health challenges calls for compassionate, trauma-informed care that honors your unique journey. Heather is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in supporting people affected by cancer, chronic illness, medical trauma, grief, and end-of-life transitions. She understands that each person's journey is unique, which is why she takes a person-centered approach, tailoring therapy to her clients' specific needs and experiences while holding space for both the challenges and moments of joy that life brings.

Heather's practice combines traditional talk therapy with evidence-based approaches, including Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), which can help process and heal from traumatic medical experiences. As a certified Advanced ART practitioner, Heather offers Accelerated Resolution Therapy - an innovative, evidence-based approach that helps clients gently process trauma and difficult experiences, often achieving remarkable results in just a few sessions. This powerful therapy uses eye movements, relaxation, and memory reconsolidation to help clients transform distressing memories and create positive change.

She is deeply committed to Health at Every Size principles and supports clients in developing a peaceful relationship with food, body, and movement. She offers specialized treatment for disordered eating, understanding its complex intersection with medical conditions and trauma.

As an LGBTQIA+ affirming therapist, Heather creates a welcoming, inclusive space where all identities and expressions are celebrated and respected. She recognizes the unique challenges that LGBTQIA+ individuals may face in healthcare settings and provides culturally competent care that honors your whole self.

Heather collaborates with her clients, honoring their experiences while offering practical tools and support for navigating life's most challenging moments. Together, you can work on:

• Processing medical experiences and trauma
• Managing anxiety and depression related to health challenges
• Developing coping strategies for chronic illness
• Working through grief and loss
• Building resilience and finding meaning
• Healing relationships with food and body
• Navigating healthcare systems and advocating for yourself
• Discovering and cultivating moments of joy even during challenging time

Education:

• Master’s degree in social work with a focus on Health, Disability and Aging, Clinical Mental Health, University of Minnesota School of Social Work, St. Paul Minnesota
• Bachelor’s Degree of Social Work with a focus on Diversity, Metro State University, St. Paul Minnesota
• Internships: Jewish Family and Children Service of Minneapolis

Experience:

• 25+ years working in medical settings (Health Unit Coordinator, Social Worker, and Psychotherapist)
• Struthers Parkinson’s Center, ongoing support and Psychotherapy for both patient’s and family
• Palliative Care Team, Abbott Northwestern Hospital
• Frauenshuh Cancer Center: Specialty Infusion Center, Maple Grove / Renewing Life Educator
• Melrose Center: Individual therapy and groups
• Advance Care Planning Educator
• Accelerated Resolution Therapy Advanced Trained and Certified
• SAF-T trainer

Specialties:

• Medical Trauma Reprocessing using ART (Accelerated Resolution Therapy)
• Psycho-Medical Consulting
• Cancer / Oncology
• Chronic Illness
• Parkinson’s Disease
• Caregiver Stress and Burnout
• Grief & Loss
• Depression and Anxiety Related to Health Conditions
• End of Life Care decisions and transitions
• Disordered Eating
• Integrated health practices: Labyrinth walks /meditation, Reiki I, guided imagery and aromatherapy.

HBoeser@InMindHealthMN.com

952-295-8814

Jennifer (Jenni) Greseth

MA, LMFT

Registered Nurse, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

• Jenni sees patients 16 years old and up through both the Eagan Clinic and telehealth.

Jenni's professional journey began as a dedicated Registered Nurse caring for premature infants. Her path took a significant turn when her child was diagnosed with a chronic illness, revealing to her the gaps in the healthcare system’s ability to address the far-reaching effects of medical diagnoses. Jenni recognized the need for professionals who could bridge the worlds of medicine and mental health to support patients navigating chronic illness and everyday life.
Throughout her career, Jenni has held diverse roles that blend medical and mental health expertise, including working in a Level II nursery for premature infants, serving as a triage nurse for adult and pediatric patients, case management for both premature infants and oncology patients, and working as a school nurse. Her extensive experience has given her unique insights into how illness affects daily life at home, in school, and within the community.
The medical world can feel foreign and overwhelming when dealing with illness and Jenni is committed to supporting patients through the entirety of their illness journey with compassion and empathy. She helps clients develop a toolkit of strategies to navigate their journey by managing stress, fostering healthy self-narratives, enhancing communication skills, practicing mindfulness, cultivating somatic awareness, and nurturing positive thought patterns. By providing education, context, and leveraging patients' innate strengths, Jenni empowers them to maintain self-agency during challenging times.
Jenni's approach is deeply rooted in trauma-informed care, ensuring that her patients feel safe, supported, and understood. She is adept at recognizing the impact of trauma on individuals and integrates this awareness into her therapeutic practice. Jenni helps patients navigate the deep and often challenging emotional landscapes that illness or loss can bring. From addressing shifts in personal roles to exploring faith and belief systems.  
With over 30 years of experience as a nurse and 9 years as a therapist, Jenni is passionate about supporting those who care for others. She understands the emotional toll that comes from working in high-stress environments and dealing with trauma, intense situations, grief, and loss. Jenni offers a healing space for helping professionals to share their experiences, ensuring they can continue to pursue their passion for caregiving with resilience and strength.

Education:

• Bachelor of Arts in Nursing from St. Olaf College
• Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Argosy University
• Basic trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy
• Faith Community Nurse

Experience:

• Level II nursery for premature infants
• Triage nurse for adult and pediatric patients
• Case management for both premature infants and oncology patients
• School nurse.
• Therapy in solo private practice 

Specialties:

• Chronic Illness
• Type 1 & Type 2 Diabetes
• Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (3PD)
• TBI
• POTS
• Ehlers Danlos Syndrome
• Impact of “invisible” chronic illness
• Chronic pain
• Traumatic brain injury
• Medical trauma
• Anxiety- medical or general
• Supporting caregivers and helping professionals

JGreseth@InMindHealthMN.com

952-295-8813

Amy Kalbrener

MA, LPCC, ATR

Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Registered Art Therapist

• Amy sees patients 12 years old and up from both the Eagan Clinic and via telehealth Monday through Friday. Amy prefers in person for minors and families.

"There is such a basic human need to be seen and to be known and to be loved." No matter what you are experiencing – this remains to be true. Knowing this, Amy provides a warm, welcoming, and empathetic presence helping you explore your stories, honor your memories, and hold space for all of the unexpected things life throws your way.

Amy’s work is grounded in a trauma-informed, culturally responsive framework that values identity, background, and the many ways people make meaning in times of crisis. Whether a patient is undergoing treatment, dealing with chronic health problems, or coping with the loss of a loved one, Amy brings warmth, humor, creativity, and a deep respect for each person’s unique experience. Using a variety of therapeutic models including Art Therapy, Amy helps patients process difficult experiences and creates a supportive path to healing. When utilizing her skills in Art Therapy, she assists patients in externalizing what may be difficult to put into words and helps transform thoughts and emotions into something tangible which aids in coping.

Amy found her way to Art Therapy and Clinical Counseling after many unexpected life changes. Amy has built a strong following of patients through her work in a variety of settings including community and medical outpatient clinics and hospitals. Through this work Amy has seen first-hand the connection between physical and mental health. Amy is honored to serve her community by nurturing and supporting positive mental health for her patients who are experiencing medical illness, chronic pain, and grief. 

Education:

• Masters of Arts (MA); Clinical Counseling and Art Therapy from Adler Graduate School, MN
• Bachelors of Science (BS); Communication Design from University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.

Experience:

• Therapist at Ellie Mental Health, Art Therapist in Mayo Clinic Rochester’s Art Therapy Pilot Program
• Art Therapy Intern at Gilda’s Club Minnesota for cancer support
• Art Therapy Intern at MHealth Fairview Masonic Children’s Hospital in Oncology, PICU, outpatient, and sedation. 

Specialties:

• Medical trauma
• Cancer
• Chronic illness,
• Chronic pain
• Grief & Loss
• Legacy work
• Stroke recovery
• Helping professions/carepartners/compassion fatigue.

AKalbrener@InMindHealthMN.com

Direct 952-295-8802

Michael Sala

MSSW, LICSW

Master of Science in Social Work, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker

• Michael sees patients 18 years old and older from the Chaska Clinic and via telehealth Monday through Thursday afternoons/evenings and Saturday mornings. 

Michael has been a Licensed Social Worker for more than 25 years and has served and supported individuals across the lifespan in a variety of settings. He utilizes his skills and experience in a number of healing and helping roles including as a death midwife, spiritual director, yoga teacher, and Thai bodywork therapist. He brings a holistic perspective incorporating body, mind, heart, and spirit into everything he offers. He has specialized in emotional regulation, trauma, mindfulness, end of life, and early childhood development. Michael’s background has been enriched by supporting behaviorally challenging students in the public school system as well as being present to adults and elders in their final months, days, and hours of life. Moving into a more clinical role later in his career, he brings both a wealth of experience and a fresh and curious perspective.

Michael’s therapy practice is informed by:

·      Health Realization, a strengths and resiliency model that centers on the patient’s own innate wisdom.

·      Recognition of the role of somatics—how the body stores emotion and experience.

·      Awareness of the impacts of sociocultural power structures.

·      The value of meaning and ritual in the healing process.

All are welcomed and honored in Michael’s practice, including members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, any and all racial/ethnic/heritage backgrounds, and those with any or no religious or spiritual tradition.

Education:

• Master of Science in Social Work (MSSW); University of Texas at Austin
• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA); University of Texas at Austin

Other Certifications:

• Certified Death Midwife (CDM)
• Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT)
• Registered Thai Therapist (RTT)

Experience:

• 25+ years of experience serving individuals ages 4 to 104 in a variety of settings including hospice, special education, early childhood, foster care, and mentoring
• Nearly two decades of experience in areas of holistic wellness and healing
• Hospice Social Worker, Moments Hospice
• School Social Worker, Wayzata Public Schools
• School Social Worker, Intermediate District 287
• Social Worker, Family Treatment Program, Volunteers of America

Specialties:

• Grief & Loss
• End of Life
• Mind-Body
• Mindfulness
• Chronic Illness
• Oncology
• Spirituality
• Anxiety
• Depression

Allison Midwinter

MSW, LICSW

Master of Social Work, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker

• Allison sees patients 18 years old and up at the Chaska location via telehealth and in-person. 

  • In-person and telehealth offered at the Chaska location Mondays and Wednesdays and telehealth only on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Allison provides individual therapy to adults navigating grief, anxiety, depression, chronic illness, cancer, stroke recovery, end-of-life, medical concerns, caregiving stress, and healthcare provider pressures. 

With nearly 10 years of experience as a Social Worker, Allison has supported patients in numerous professional settings to navigate grief in its many forms, including the loss of a loved one, relationship, job, or ability, as well as anticipatory grief related to declining health in themselves or a loved one.

In addition to her professional background, Allison brings lived experience in caregiving for family members impacted by dementia and stroke. These experiences deepened her understanding of the complexities involved in navigating medical crises and the importance of intentional focus on mental health and wellness.

Allison offers an approachable, relaxed therapy space, to support her patient's exploration of changes in roles and identity related to illness and loss. She is an expert in assisting people seeking meaning through difficult experiences and developing practical skills to empower patients to live their most authentic life in the presence of challenges. She draws influence from humanistic psychology, person-centered therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). She practices through a trauma-informed lens and prioritizes the support of her patients with unconditional positive regard, authenticity, compassion, respect, and kindness.

Education:

• Master of Social Work (MSW), Minnesota State University, Mankato

• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Communication Studies and Minor in Child Life and Family Development; Minnesota State University, Mankato

Experience:

• Outpatient Mental Health Therapist at Sagent Behavioral Health

• Program Manager at the Angel Foundation

• Grief Counselor with Park Nicollet’s Growing Through Grief program

• Hospice Social Worker at Allina Health

• Social Work Intern at Minnesota Oncology

• Social Services Designee at St. Gertrude's transitional care unit and long-term care unit

• Direct Support Professional and Personal Care Assistant

Specialties:

• Caregiving Stress

• Grief & Loss

• Oncology

• Chronic Illness

• End-of-life counseling

• Stroke Recovery

• Healthcare Professionals

• Anxiety

• Depression

Kari Palthe Anderson

MSW, LICSW

Come back to learn more about Kari who will be accepting new patients in May 2026. Bio will be published soon!

Kasey Heimstead

Administration Clinic Manager

Kasey is an administrative professional excited to bring her 15 years of company support experiences and creative approaches to InMind Health. She enjoys working in a dynamic, service oriented environment, and aiding in company growth through clinic management and project coordination. She supports patients, therapists, and management in scheduling, administrative support, planning and implementing special projects, and marketing. 

Outside of the office, Kasey is an interdisciplinary artist, producer, and director whose roots in the rural midwest inform her work across a breadth of traditional and modern crafts. Her practice with fiber, wood, leather, willow and bark examine the intersection of utility and beauty. She seeks experiences that explore how a culture’s interaction with handmade objects co-evolve, and welcomes opportunities to examine what is fine art?

When she is not supporting InMind Health, or getting her hands dirty, she is in a studio, moving and grooving with other artists. 

Education:

Bachelor of Arts (BA) University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

CMS-A (Court of Master Sommelier) certification: Level 1

Kristi Abbott

Billing Manager

Kristi can be reached for billing questions during office hours of 11 am - 6 pm by text or calls at (509) 599-9801

or email (see below)