Alandra Stoll, BA, is pursuing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bethel University and is on the LPCC licensure track. Alandra has 3 years of experience working with children, teens, and young adults with neurodivergence and neurodevelopmental differences, helping them grow both skills and confidence. She is passionate about reducing barriers to care and providing children and adolescents with the resources, skills, and space to thrive.
Alandra seeks to create an environment of trust and openness, driven by personal connection. Alandra approaches every individual from a strengths-based lens and believes everyone has the ability to reach their goals when given the tools and opportunity. Keeping the therapeutic relationship central, she also draws from ACT, CBT, and play therapy techniques.
Specialties: Children, Adolescents, Neurodiversity
Education: BA in Psychology from the University of Minnesota. MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in-progress from Bethel University