Ann Bodensteiner , MN Psychologist LP3829

Ann Bodensteiner is a Catholic licensed psychologist in Minnesota with 28 years of clinical experience. She spent two decades working with District Court Family Services, concentrating on divorce and custody matters while also providing family mediation and conflict resolution services, and she later maintained a private practice where she worked with both couples and individuals on a broad range of mental health concerns.

She welcomes incorporating a faith-based dimension for those who seek a Catholic or Christian approach, and she respects other spiritual perspectives for clients who prefer a different focus. Her practice emphasizes a caring, supportive therapeutic relationship aimed at helping people navigate relationship challenges, life transitions, and emotional distress.

Ann holds the credential MN Psychologist LP3829, which identifies her as a licensed psychologist in Minnesota (license LP3829). She brings practical court and mediation experience together with private-practice work to offer thoughtful assessment and collaborative treatment planning adapted to each person's needs.

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