Our Team of Therapists
At Integration Psychotherapy & Wellness, our skilled and compassionate clinicians provide holistic, trauma-informed therapy for adults, couples, families, and high-performing professionals across the Minneapolis metro (including St. Louis Park, the North Loop, the West End, Edina, Wayzata, Minnetonka, and Plymouth). Our team supports a wide range of needs, including anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, eating disorder therapy, and body image concerns for teens and adults. With expertise in EMDR, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP), existential therapy, and integrative mind–body care, we intentionally create therapeutic partnerships that go beyond symptom relief to lasting change.
jessica bell
Psychologist, PsyD, LP, RYT-200
Trauma Specialist • EMDR & KAP • High-Performing Adults
Jessica Bell, PsyD, LP, RYT-200, is a trauma specialist and psychologist who works with high-performing adults seeking deeper self-understanding, emotional clarity, and meaningful change. She believes healing happens when people feel truly seen, supported, and empowered to reconnect with their authentic self. Jessica brings a presence that is both direct and deeply compassionate, creating a grounded environment where clients can explore their inner world with curiosity, courage, and care.
Her therapeutic approach blends evidence-based practices with mind-body awareness and spiritual insight, honoring the whole person and the unique path each client walks. She works with individuals navigating trauma, anxiety, life transitions, relationship challenges, and spiritual questions—guiding them in uncovering meaning, shifting long-held patterns, and cultivating resilience.
Jessica’s work is trauma-informed, client-centered, and rooted in the belief that every person carries the innate capacity to heal and transform. She is trained in EMDR, HOCII (Healing Our Core Issues Institute), and KAP (ketamine-assisted psychotherapy), integrating these modalities to support deep, sustainable healing.
Marina Mitcheltree
MA, LPCC
Psychotherapist • Trauma-Informed • Attachment-Based • Holistic Care
Marina Mitcheltree, MA, LPCC, is a psychotherapist at Integration Psychotherapy who specializes in trauma-informed, attachment-based, and holistic care for adults in Minneapolis and the West Metro. She has a particular passion for supporting clients who are navigating patterns of chronic caregiving, emotional exhaustion, self-sacrifice, and the perfectionism that often develops in roles requiring deep compassion and responsibility.
Marina helps clients gently untangle the parts of themselves that have learned to cope by pushing through, staying strong, or remaining calm for others — even when that comes at the cost of their own well-being. Her work centers on helping people reclaim their emotional space, reconnect with their own needs, and build sustainable practices of rest, self-compassion, and groundedness.
With over 15 years of experience working with parents, families, and children, Marina brings a warm, thoughtful, and integrative approach that honors both a client’s inner world and the lived realities of their day-to-day life. She believes that meaningful healing doesn’t happen by “trying harder,” but by slowing down enough to listen inward, reconnect with one’s inner healing wisdom, and make choices aligned with genuine well-being.
Marina offers a supportive space for people who are tired of being the caretaker, the problem-solver, or the steady one for everyone else. She is especially helpful for adults who feel depleted, overwhelmed, disconnected from themselves, or unsure how to continue giving without losing parts of who they are!
yana Yelagin
Psychotherapist, msw, licsw
Anxiety/ADHD • Eating Disorders • Women’s Issues
Yana specializes in working with teens and adults navigating attachment wounds, anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, eating disorders, and women’s issues. Her clients are often insightful and self-aware, yet still feel stuck in patterns that are hard to understand or shift on their own.
Yana’s approach blends depth and curiosity with practical insight. In working with Yana, client’s explore not just what’s happening, but why—looking at how their relationships, past experiences, and nervous system shape their current patterns. Yana uses a trauma-informed, attachment-based lens alongside nervous system science to help clients better understand themselves with compassion instead of judgment.
Therapy with Yana is warm, collaborative, and real. There’s space for honesty, humor, and the occasional well-timed TikTok reference. Yana meets clients where they are while gently supporting meaningful, sustainable change.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or caught in cycles around relationships, food, or self-worth, therapy can help you make sense of your experience and move forward with more clarity and ease.
Alexis Miller
ma, lpc
Anxiety/Depression • Trauma • Eating Disorders
Alexis Miller, MA, LPC works with individuals ages 13+ who are experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem concerns, and life transitions. Alexis also has a special passion for helping clients improve body image and build lasting self-confidence, so clients can feel more comfortable and at home in with themselves.
Alexis is a firm believer that therapy works best as a collaborative and flexible process - one where clients voice, goals, and experiences guide the journey. Alexis' approach draws from evidence-based practices and is thoughtfully tailored to support what feels most helpful and meaningful for clients.
Get in touch.
We strive to join with individuals to create a space of support and compassion where healing can begin. We believe we all deserve to experience a life worth living. Whether it is trauma, depression, anxiety, substance abuse, an eating disorder, or another form of mental health challenge that is preventing you from embodying your highest expression of yourself, we will work with you to remove barriers and work toward your vision of happiness and contentment.
“The soul usually knows what to do to heal itself, the challenge is to silence the mind.”