Trauma Therapy & PTSD Treatment in St. Louis Park, MN

Trauma in St. Louis Park's Jewish community carries specific dimensions that general trauma care often misses. Intergenerational trauma -- passed down through families with histories connected to the Holocaust, Soviet-era antisemitism, or displacement -- is a real and documented clinical presentation, even generations removed from the original events. Antisemitic incidents, including recent rises in documented hate crimes and threats directed at Jewish institutions, produce genuine and current trauma responses for community members. And St. Louis Park's broader population carries the same domestic violence, acute incident, and childhood trauma profile found in any community. Radiant Recovery provides trauma therapy and PTSD treatment for St. Louis Park residents via telehealth throughout Minnesota. EMDR and CPT available. Same-week appointments.

Who We Help

Jewish community members processing intergenerational and historical trauma

Trauma connected to the Holocaust, Soviet-era persecution, or family displacement histories can affect descendants generations later. Our clinicians treat intergenerational trauma as clinically real, not abstract.

Community members affected by antisemitic incidents

Documented rises in antisemitic incidents and threats against Jewish institutions produce genuine, current trauma responses. We treat this with the clinical seriousness it deserves.

Domestic violence survivors in St. Louis Park

Safety-first, client-agency-centered trauma treatment. Minnesota Medicaid accepted. Telehealth removes barriers to seeking care discreetly.

Adults with acute incident PTSD

EMDR for vehicle accidents, workplace injuries, and sudden loss. Available via telehealth within 24 to 48 hours.

PTSD — What We Treat

• PTSD -- full criteria
• Complex PTSD (C-PTSD)
• Intergenerational and historical trauma
• Antisemitism-related trauma and hate-incident response
• Domestic violence and IPV trauma
• Acute incident trauma
• Childhood trauma and ACEs
• Grief following sudden loss

Our Treatment Approach

EMDR

APA, VA, and WHO endorsed. Effective for intergenerational trauma, hate-incident trauma, and acute incident PTSD. Does not require detailed verbal narration. Available via telehealth.

CPT

12-session protocol. Effective for DV survivors and adults processing trauma where self-blame or stuck beliefs are central.

Culturally Grounded Practice

Trauma treatment that holds Jewish historical and intergenerational context with genuine knowledge, not generic trauma-informed language applied without specificity.

Insurance Accepted — St. Louis Park, MN

Minnesota Medicaid (Medical Assistance, MinnesotaCare, UCare, Hennepin Health, Blue Plus, HealthPartners Medicaid), Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, Medica. PTSD and trauma diagnoses covered under qualifying plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question

Answer

Does Minnesota Medicaid cover trauma therapy in St. Louis Park?

Yes. PTSD and trauma diagnoses are covered under Minnesota Medicaid.

Do you treat intergenerational Jewish trauma?

Yes. Trauma connected to historical persecution or displacement, even generations removed, is a presentation our clinicians take seriously.

Do you treat trauma related to antisemitic incidents?

Yes, with clinical seriousness and cultural understanding of the specific context.

Is EMDR available via telehealth in St. Louis Park?

Yes. Telehealth EMDR is validated and available for St. Louis Park and all Minnesota residents.

How quickly can I be seen?

Within 24 to 48 hours in most cases.

Do I have to describe what happened in detail?

No. EMDR does not require verbal narration. Pacing is always client-directed.

St. Louis Park's Trauma -- Historical, Current, Personal -- Deserves Expert Care.

EMDR and CPT available. Minnesota Medicaid accepted. Same-week telehealth.

Phone: 612-429-1662 | Email: info@rrcs.cc | Online Booking: https://www.radiantrecoveryandcounseling.com/book

Telehealth: Available statewide under Minnesota telehealth parity law

In-Person: 400 S 4th St, Suite 401, Minneapolis, MN 55415