MA, LPCC

Locations: 3133 Hennepin, Telehealth

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Isaac Conlon-Kvale

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Isaac grew up in Minneapolis and comes from a family that values authenticity, hard work, and accountability. He has worked in the service of individuals and communities for over 10 years as a counselor, teacher, coach, and paraprofessional. He has worked with a wide variety of people, from middle school students in Brooklyn Park, to elementary school students in White Bear Lake, to adults experiencing mental health/substance use difficulties in inner city Minneapolis, to high school students in Thailand, to the Native population in Southern California. Isaac believes in social justice and equity and considers himself an ally to all people impacted by systemic inequities. In session he is curious, validating, nonjudgmental, supportive, gentle, and playful. Isaac works to build strong rapport with his clients and humbly creates an environment that is built on trust, authenticity, transparent communication, hard work, and accountability. His work as a counselor is relationship driven and he practices a combination of person-centered, trauma informed, relational, narrative, and acceptance and commitment based theories.

Isaac is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor who works with issues related to anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, substance use, masculinity, identity, relationships, and self-esteem. Isaac has significant experience working with men, and young adults. Isaac also has experience working with people from BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities.

Outside of session Isaac likes to spend time with friends and family eating/cooking good food, consuming any and all Timberwolves content, playing basketball, biking, reading, and tending to his house plants.

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