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Resources

We're here for you

General Crisis and Emergency

Police/ Medical/ Mental Health Emergencies

911

Crisis Connection

612.379.6363

Suicide Prevention

612.873.2222

Walk-in counseling

612.870.0565

United Way

800.543.7709

Mn coalition for battered women

800.289.6177

Mn coalition against sexual assault

800.964.8847

Victim Services

612.340.5400

Women's advocate

651.227.8284

Local hotlines

Hennepin County

COPE (hennepin crisis team)

612.596.1223

Crisis intervention

612.873.3161

Child abuse/ neglect

612.348.3552

Adult protection

612.348.8526

Men's crisis help line

612.822.5892

Rape/ Sexual Assault center

612.825.4357

Sexual assault resource center

612.873.5832

Ramsey County

Crisis Intervention

651.266.7900

Children's crisis response (24/7)

651.774.7000

Men's crisis help line

651.379.6367

Domestic Violence emergency hotline

800.799.7233

Legal assistance ramsey county

651.222.5863

FAQs

Below are some answers to our frequently asked questions.


do you take insurance?

Yes. Vanda Counseling is "in-network" with almost all of the major insurance companies in Minnesota. We encourage all new clients to contact their insurance company to verify their coverage and benefits. Please contact our office if you have specific questions.

Do i really need therapy?

That is a question only you can answer. Most people find the process of therapy beneficial. It can be helpful when you are experiencing a specific stressor, want to deal with things from the past that continue to bother you, have experienced a traumatic event or want to just feel "better". Sometimes we need help improving our relationships, feel stuck or have symptoms that prevent us from living fully. There is no right or wrong reason to seek counseling. If you are ready for a change, of any kind, in your life, you may find the process of therapy beneficial.

Does therapy really work?

Vanda Counseling prides itself on hiring only the most competent, well-trained and effective therapists in the Twin Cities metro. While there are many therapists to choose from, knowing who is "right" for you is a personal decision. Research consistently shows that a good relationship between a client and therapist is known to create better therapeutic results.

Here are some things you may want to pay close attention to when working with your therapist:


Does your therapist listen to you and respond to your questions?

Do you feel like your therapist understands and cares about the problems or concerns you are seeking help for?

Do you feel understood and is the therapist using a communication style you understand?

Do you have a sense of hopefulness that your therapist is able to help you navigate the concerns bringing you to therapy?

Is counseling confidential?

Everything you talk about in your sessions is confidential. Please make sure to review the "Informed Consent" document thoroughly and ask any questions you may have. There are some exceptions to confidentiality you should be aware of.

They Include:


Threat of harm to self or others

Abuse to children, the elderly or who may be vulnerable

Drug or alcohol use during pregnancy

Reasons specific to a court order.

Is therapy in-person or virtual?

That depends. Some of our providers are in the office, some are exclusively virtual, and some do a combination of both. If you have a preference, our staff can assist in identifying a provider who fits your preference.

Where are you located?

We have three physical office locations in the Twin Cities metro area.

Rogers Location

Vanda Counseling
14000 Northdale Blvd, Suite i
Rogers, MN 55374

Email: contact@vandacounseling.com
Phone: (763) 575-8086

Fax: (320) 774-0415

Golden Valley Location

Vanda Counseling
4969 Olson Memorial Highway
Golden Valley, MN 55422

Email: contact@vandacounseling.com
Phone: (763) 575-8086

Fax: (320) 774-0415

Roseville Location

Vanda Counseling
2277 Highway 36, Suite 160
Roseville, MN 55113

Email: contact@vandacounseling.com
Phone: (763) 575-8086

Fax: (320) 774-0415


What if I am nervous before the first appointment

It would be normal to be nervous before doing something new and taking a big step toward improving your mental health and wellness. It will help to share your feelings with the therapist you are seeing and check-in about how things are going as you progress through therapy.

How will i know if therapy is working?

The short answer is most people will start to feel better soon after starting therapy. Most therapists agree that clients often experience some discomfort while processing difficult feelings or emotions, so this is also normal and to be expected. Continue to share your experiences with your therapist along your journey.