Cindy Elizondo

Cindy (she/her) provides a collaborative healing environment to help a client learn to seek balance and healthy coping so she/he/they can reach their highest potential. Cindy's goal is to help clients listen to their inner wisdom rather than the external or internal noise that interferes with a life worth living. Cindy received her undergraduate degree in Psychology from the College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, MN. Her master's degree in Counseling and Psychological Services is from the University of St. Mary's. She completed her internship at Domestic Abuse Project where he conducted groups for women and children. For 10 years she worked in a day treatment program that focused on coping with serious and persistent mental illness that included DBT skills training groups. Her current outpatient practice is individual therapy. Her clinical areas of interest include: depression, anxiety, bipolar illness, borderline personality disorder, domestic abuse. adjustment and interpersonal difficulties. She complete intensive training in DBT and integrative medicine for mental health. Her joys outside of her practice include opening her home to friends and family visits, knitting and crocheting, reading and listening to podcasts.