Kaitlin Salscheider, MSW, LICSW, IMH-E®, PMH-C

Kaitlin believes that understanding, healing, and wellness happens in the context of safe, connected and trusting relationships. Whether you are seeking support for past wounds or to address current difficulties, Kaitlin works with individuals and families to build upon strengths and experiences toward a path of healing. Kaitlin's approach to therapy is grounded in attachment, relationships, and a developmental perspective that integrates an understanding of the past in order to support your future. Kaitlin is a licensed independent clinical social worker, specializing in working with children (ages birth-5) and their caregivers navigating difficult behaviors, strong emotions, attachment concerns, and traumatic experiences. Kaitlin also works with adults experiencing a wide range of stressors and mental health symptoms, parenting difficulties, and the perinatal period (infertility, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and perinatal mood and anxiety disorders).

Kaitlin has specialized training in supporting young children and their caregivers, law enforcement officers and law enforcement families, and those navigating perinatal mental health and parenting stressors. Kaitlin is endorsed as an infant mental health specialist (IMH-E) and is trained to diagnose and treat young children using the DC: 0-5 diagnostic assessment, Child Parent Psychotherapy, Circle of Security Parenting, and various play therapy modalities. Kaitlin is also certified in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C).

Kaitlin provides clinical supervision to clinicians seeking independent licensure in Minnesota and is an endorsed reflective consultant for various community agencies and therapists.

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